The Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel are asking residents for their views on CCTV.
The Panel is carrying out a public survey following the installation of CCTV in 24 towns across the force area covering four authorities – Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys.
Panel members, representing the four local authorities, want to know whether the investment has been effective and is supported by the public.
Feedback from the survey will be collated and put to the Police Commissioner at a future Panel meeting.
Residents are being asked if they have any concerns about the use of CCTV by the police, the information it captures and whether it makes people feel safer. The Panel also want to know if people would like to see more CCTV introduced into other areas of Dyfed Powys.
Panel Chair, Councillor Alun Lloyd Jones, said: “We are keen to find out whether the investment in CCTV is supported by the public and has made a difference to the areas they live in. And whether further investment in CCTV is something that the public would like to move forward with.”
The survey can be found on the Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel website.
Also visit for more information about the Panel, its membership, forthcoming meeting dates, agendas and webcasting links, as well as submitting questions for the Panel to put to the Commissioner.
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