Keeping our communities safe is not just about responding to crime, but also about understanding where people feel unsafe and why.
StreetSafe is a service that allows residents to report safety concerns in public places anonymously. It provides an opportunity to highlight environmental or situational issues that may not meet the threshold of a crime but still impact people’s confidence and wellbeing.Residents can report concerns such as:
Poorly lit streets or alleyways
Abandoned or derelict buildings
Vandalism or damage to public areas
Unsafe parks, walkways, or community spaces
Situations where they have felt uncomfortable, intimidated, or unsafe
This information is used by policing and partner organisations to better understand local concerns and prioritise improvements.
Important Information
StreetSafe is not designed for reporting crimes or emergencies.
In an emergency or where there is immediate danger, always call 999
Non-emergency crimes should be reported via standard police reporting routes
For residents with hearing or speech impairments:
Textphone: 18000
EmergencySMS (pre-registration required): text 999
Working Together for Safer Communities
StreetSafe | Dyfed-Powys Police
StreetSafe is a simple but effective way for residents to have their voices heard. By sharing concerns, even small ones, you are helping to build a clearer picture of safety across our communities. If you would like to raise any concerns directly with me or access further updates and information:
