West Midlands Police Authority

Welcome to our website

West Midlands Police Authority (WMPA) exists to ensure that all people who live in the West Midlands have an efficient, effective and improving police service.

To find out more about the services we provide, please take a look at the who we are and what we do sections of our site.

Please visit us regularly to keep up to date with police performance and find out when we will be holding public consultations near to where you live.

Meetings & Events in September

Audit Committee : 23/09/2010

Police Authority : 30/09/2010

Finance and Resources Committee : 30/09/2010

See other months/years

Latest Publications

Click links to download each document

Freedom of Information Log 2010

Freedom of Information Review Policy

Freedom of Information Log 2010

Freedom of Information Disclosure Log 2009

Freedom of Information Publication Scheme 2009

Freedom of Information Act Policy

FOI Publication Scheme

Walsall - Local Policing Summary 2010

Featured Items

Police Authority questions proposals for elected Police and Crime Commissioners

Rate Your Local Police

Have you had dealings with your local police recently? If so, what sort of service did you receive? This site gives you the chance to rate their service.

Project Champion

Police Authority's statement issued on 25 June

Gangs of the Midlands research paper

Following a recent conference, Ron Amann (Chair of the Authority's Community and Security Committee) and Authority staff member Jonathan Jardine have written this paper on the region's urban street gangs.

Business crime conference video

Find out what West Midland businesses told us about at our conference.

Seeking volunteers to spend time behind bars

Find out how you can become a custody visitor.

My Neighbourhood

Find out about crime levels in your neighbourhood.

Feeling the Difference is a public perception survey carried out by West Midlands Police

You can find out about your local neighbourhood, how it could be improved as a place to live and whether you experience any crime or anti social behaviour that worry you. Click on the link above to find out more.