Kent Police and Crime Commissioner
Police and crime commissioners are responsible for developing a "police and crime plan", setting out their objectives for policing and allocation of resources, and must hold the force's chief constable to account for its delivery.
Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) were established in 2012, covering each of the England and Wales police forces, except those where management is devolved to an elected mayor).
PCCs are responsible for the "police fund" for their area, receiving money from the Home Office, deciding the local precept on council tax to top up this fund and setting the budget for their policing area. They must also produce an annual report to the public, detailing the progress in policing in their area.
Medway falls within the area of Kent police.
Kent Police and Crime Commissioner
The current police and crime commissioner for Kent is:
Former Police and Crime Commissioners
Since 2012, the following people have also served as the police and crime commissioner for Kent:
Elections
The following elections for the Kent police and crime commissioner have taken place in Medway since the role was established in 2012:
To view the results for each election, click on the election date above.
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