February 11, 2019 - 1243 views
A newly appointed Deputy Chief Constable has vowed to help deliver outstanding services to local communities and strive to make North Wales the safest place in the UK.
DCC Richard Debicki will be working alongside the Force’s new Chief Constable Carl Foulkes, who took up his post last November.
DCC Debicki said; ‘I feel extremely privileged to have been appointed as the new Deputy Chief Constable for North Wales Police. Having worked within the Force for almost five years my heart is in the Force and in public service in north Wales. I feel very proud to be living and working amongst our communities.
“North Wales Police is a force with an excellent track record, not least because of the strong relationships we have with local people".
"I place a premium upon excellent quality of service, and believe that this is exactly what the public deserve. In doing so, we will be working to deliver alternative services and ways for the public to contact and engage with us – our work in respect of digital policing will be essential here – and I believe that people being able to access our services at a time and in a way that best suits their needs is an important element of providing a quality service. It’s also what people rightly expect".
“I am proud to lead in an organisation with such committed public servants, and it is the hard working people in this organisation who deliver the services to the public 24/7. They deserve mine and our communities’ support, given the huge challenges faced in a modern day police service. Supporting the wellbeing of our staff who place themselves in harm’s way daily in order to protect the public, is important to me. I am also committed to delivering a workforce that is representative of our rich and diverse communities in North Wales.”
