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What police say they are focusing on in each Carmarthenshire neighbourhood

Targeting anti-social behaviour., high visibility. and road safety issues. are the most common priorities.

Neighbourhood policing teams across Carmarthenshire have published the issues they say they are concentrating on. The most common are targeting anti-social behaviour., high visibility. and road safety issues..

NeighbourhoodCurrent priorities
AmmanfordTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
BetwsTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
CenarthTackling and preventing Anti-Social Behaviour within our communities.; To tackle road safety issues within our communities.; To target those dealing drugs within our communities.
Cwm-twrchParking issues around the waterfall county particularly at weekends.; Anti-social behaviour in Ystradgynlais Town Centre.
GarnantTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
GlanammanTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
LlandybieTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
Llanfihangel-ar-ArthTo tackle road safety issues within our communities.; Tackling anti social behaviour within our communities.; To target those dealing drugs within our communities.
LlangelerTackling and preventing Anti-Social Behaviour within our communities.; To tackle road safety issues within our communities.; To target those dealing drugs within our communities.
LlanybydderTo tackle road safety issues within our communities.; Tackling anti social behaviour within our communities.; To target those dealing drugs within our communities.
PontammanTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
Quarter BachTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
SaronTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.
TycroesTargeting Anti-Social Behaviour.; High Visibility.; Road Safety Issues.

Priorities are set by Dyfed-Powys Police neighbourhood teams, usually after public meetings and surveys.

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Source: Dyfed-Powys Police via data.police.uk / Open Government Licence v3.0. Spotted a mistake? See corrections and removals.