Monthly Report -; May 2016

Number of complaints received -; 27

Ward –	Breakdown of complaints
10	0
15	10 Complaints• -1 -• Threatening Behaviour •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 -; Domestic Noise •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-; •Party Lets••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 -; Nuisance Behaviour ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••5 -; Disturbance from visitors••••••••
16	17 Complaints• -• 3- Nuisance Behaviour •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••3 -; Loud music •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 -• Domestic Noise •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 -; Threatening Behaviour •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 -; Dog Barking••••

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Number of Enquiries received – 15

Ward –	Breakdown of enquiries
10	0
15	2 -; ••1 Drug Dealing •••••••• 1 Throwing Objects•••••••••••••••••
16	13• – 9 •Nuisance Behaviour •••••••• 1 -; Behaviour of children •••••••• 2 -; Noise Domestic ••••••• •1 -; Threatening Behaviour

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Number of Request for Service(request from police/other agencies)•• – 11

Ward –	Breakdown of enquiries
10	0
15	1 -; Disturbance from Visitors
16	10 -; 1 -; Youths loitering••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• 2 – Nuisance Behaviour•••••••••••••••• •••••••• 1 -; Drugs •••••••• 1 -;•• Threatening Behaviour •••••••• 3 -; Loud Music •••••••• 1 -; Throwing Objects •••••••• 1 – Harassment••••••••

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Number of Complaints/Enquiries/Request for Service closed in May 2016• (target 75% in 30 days) -; 53 cases closed in total.

•Closed (33 within 30 days – 63%)

Remaining 20 cases -; 14 cases with multiple agency involvement as complainers with mental health issues, and 1 case awaiting drug convictions however charges later dropped and 5 complaints reopened as previous investigations carried out and no corroboration.

Actions taken by Community Safety Team in May 2016

Visits -;••

Ward	Number of visits to customers re ASB
Ward 10	1
Ward 15	7
Ward 16	24

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Joint Visits/Patrols with Police -;

Ward	Number of visits with Police
Ward 10	0
Ward 15	0
Ward 16	•2 joint visit with police to ASB complainer

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Total Warnings Issued -; 11

First and/or Second Warnings issued – 8

Ward 10	0
Ward 15	4 -; 2 Loud Music, Vandalism and Nuisance Behaviour
Ward 16	4 – 2 Loud Music, Vandalism and Nuisance Behaviour

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Total Final Warnings issued -; 3

Ward 10	0
Ward 15	0
Ward 16	3 -; 2 Violence Behaviour and 1 Drug related incident

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Youth TAC

Young people discussed at meeting.

Young people discussed -; Ward 10	4
Young people discussed -; Ward 15	1
Young people discussed -; Ward 16	8

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Other Community Safety Work

Attended Children and Families Neighbourhood Forum

1 Community Safety Officers helping 3 days a week assisting staff in East Neighbourhood due to absence

1 new Mediation referral passed onto South Community Safety Team

35 Checks for Police Enquiries

1 Community Safety Officer assigned for 1 week to assist with Postal Count for election.

2 Case Management meetings held

Community Open Day held at the Central Mosque. 2 Community Safety Officers along with partners from a number of various organisations attended and provided information and support.

Joint initiative with Police Scotland and Dunedin Canmore Housing Association to address a number of youth issues in Gracemount. This involved joint visits, letterdrops and partnership meetings.

1 Community Safety Officer held drop in surgery one day per week at the Braidwood Centre in Dumbiedykes.

Community Safety Officers currently undergoing a review which has led to a number of long term initiative and projects being placed on hold.•