Safer neighbourhood teams

We have six Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNTs) in Barnsley, policing communities and responding to neighbourhood issues, such as anti-social behaviour.

They're made up of police officers, police community support officers (PCSOs), special constables, council officers, volunteers and partners.

They're managed by a police inspector, sergeant and a community safety team leader. They work together with the community and other organisations to tackle anti-social behaviour. 

The teams adopt a problem-solving approach to target issues important to the community.

What SNTs do for you

• Give you access to local policing services through a named point of contact.
• Give you influence over policing priorities in your neighbourhood.
• Feedback to residents on what's being done in response to local issues.
• Find out what issues matter to residents in their neighbourhood.
• Work with partners and local people to agree on what action should be taken to deal with those priorities.

Report anti-social behaviour or low level crime

Call your local SNT on 101.

Visit South Yorkshire Police for more information about anti-social behaviour.