Working at the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner brings plenty of opportunity to make a difference in keeping people safe in Warwickshire. Although the organisation is small there are a variety of roles, and the work is challenging and interesting. Currently based in Warwick Town Centre, a team of staff support the Commissioner to deliver against the Police and Crime Plan and other statutory responsibilities. The team is professional and friendly, and each role has the opportunity to interact with members of the public, partners or Warwickshire Police personnel.
By joining us you’ll be actively contributing to work to reduce crime, support victims and make communities safer. You will get to work alongside great people who are passionate about making a real difference for local communities. In return for your valued contribution we provide an impressive employee benefits package, including:
- Diverse, inclusive and supportive organisation
- Flexible working – to suit you and the needs of the organisation
- Hybrid working arrangements – we expect all staff to be present in the office for part of the week, but there is flexibility to also work remotely.
- Generous annual leave allowance
- Learning & Development opportunities
- Local Government Pension
We foster an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity. We encourage individuals of all backgrounds and experiences to apply.
How to apply
For all of our roles please apply by downloading and completing an application form and the associated equal opportunities monitoring form. Once completed please email it to us at [email protected]. For enquiries about a specific role please contact this same email address and a team member will be in touch.
Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form
Don’t meet all parts of the job description?
We are dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive workplace which reflects the communities of Warwickshire. Studies show that women and people of colour are less likely to apply for roles if they believe they do not meet each item of the criteria. So, if you are passionate about a role, we encourage you to still apply – you may be exactly who we are looking for.
Current vacancies at the OPCC
Current volunteering opportunities
We’re looking to recruit more new volunteers for our Independent Custody Visiting and Appropriate Adults schemes in Warwickshire.
Independent Custody Visitors (ICVs) are a well-established system of volunteers who attend police stations unannounced to check on the treatment of people detained in custody. They talk to the detainees and observe the conditions in which they are held and ensure that their rights and entitlements are being observed.
Appropriate Adults, meanwhile, support vulnerable adults in police custody. The detained person may be vulnerable because of neurodiversity, trauma, mental ill health, drugs/alcohol, or other reasons. An Appropriate Adult helps to make sure they understand what is happening and the process is fair, for example by sitting in the police interview with the detainee and asking the police to repeat questions or speak more plainly. The scheme ensures that vulnerable people can understand the criminal justice process, reducing the risk of unjust convictions.
Find out more about each role and, if you are interested in applying, contact us at [email protected] today!
Other ways to get involved
Warwickshire Police Cadets
Warwickshire Police Cadets is a volunteer scheme for young people which has been operating in Leamington and Nuneaton since 2014 and from September 2024 extends to Rugby. The aim of the scheme is to support Warwickshire Police’s strategy of engagement with young people throughout the force area.
It is aimed at young people who wish to be part of a two year programme that offers an opportunity to gain a practical understanding of policing and develop their spirit of adventure and good citizenship.
Cadets support local policing priorities through volunteering, working with partner agencies and positive participation in their communities.
They take part in a variety of activities including self-defence training, marching, fitness, team building, role playing and Outdoor events.
Find out more about becoming a police cadet
