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Raise a Community Trigger
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Raise a Trigger
Use this service to ask us to review responses to anti-social behaviour, including vandalism or abusive behaviour.
You can learn more about community triggers, including when to raise one (PDF 143kb).
You can ask us to review responses of anti-social behaviour if:
- each incident was reported within one month of it happening
- you’ve reported at least three incidents within the past six months
- the incidents have involved the same behaviour
You can raise a community trigger online. You’ll need:
- the date of each incident, including the incident reference number if you have one
- whereabouts the incident occurred
- a description of the incident
For alternative ways to raise a community trigger, including by post, visit our contact us page.
We may share the information you’ve provided with other agencies.
What happens next
Once you’re raised a community trigger, we’ll:
- contact any necessary agencies
- create a review panel to review the responses to the cases you’ve described
- contact you to let you know the outcome
We aim to respond to a community trigger within 25 working days. If it takes longer, we’ll let you know.