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Becoming a Member of the Police Authority
If you would like to let us know your views which will help us in setting the policing priorities, please click below.
Why be a police authority member?
As a police authority member you can play a key part in improving police performance and raising the standards of policing in the West Midlands. You can help ensure that people from all local communities receive fair and non-discriminatory police services.
It is an important and challenging role which offers you the chance to have a crucial input into the strategic direction of West Midlands Police. Not only will you develop strong links with your local communities you will also gain a critical insight into policing both locally and nationally.
This is your opportunity to help reduce crime and the fear of crime in the West Midlands and ensure that local people get the policing they expect and deserve.
How much time is involved?
On average, you would need to be able to commit about 10 to 12 hours each week to police authority business. Most work would be on Thursdays but evening and weekend commitments are also necessary on occasion.
Click below to download a sample diary extract.
Under the law, you are entitled to reasonable time off work to carry out your local police authority duties.


