Anti social behaviour service standards
We will:
- Use starter tenancies for most new tenants
- Make every effort to ensure that you understand your obligations and responsibilities
- Use floating support services to help households who struggle to maintain their tenancies
- Promote partnership working to reduce the fear of crime
- Provide a variety of ways to contact us regarding anti-social behaviour
- Categorise complaints to reflect their seriousness
- Respond to category A complaints within one working day, category B complaints within three working days and category C and D complaints within five working days
- Accept anonymous complaints/information and use it to the best possible effect
- Provide access to dedicated officers trained specifically to deal with incidents of anti-social behaviour
- Keep both the complainant and perpetrator informed of progress throughout an investigation
- Regularly update our website with information, results and performance statistics
- Agree action plans with you if you report anti social behaviour
- Support complainants and witnesses throughout the course of an investigation, including support at court
- Deal fairly and impartially with both the complainant and the alleged perpetrator of the incident
- Work with other agencies to tackle/prevent anti social behaviour
We will monitor these standards by:
- Undertaking regular visits to new tenants
- Providing tenants with handbooks, DVDs and other information
- Regularly asking you whether we are meeting them. This may be through surveys or other ways of asking your views
- Reviewing all cases on a regular basis
- Attending multi-agency groups
- Undertaking mystery shopping
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