It was noted in the presentation that, regardless of their service direction or assigned area, the rapid response of traffic police, patrol service, and security service personnel to public appeals is of great importance in ensuring public safety.
It was also emphasized that early identification of factors causing offenses, their elimination, and targeted work with individuals in the risk group are the most effective preventive measures in preventing offenses.
During the presentation, it was pointed out that the practice of comparing numbers and statistical indicators has still not been completely abandoned in assessing the crime situation. In this regard, it was noted that in assessing the criminogenic situation, the main criteria should be not only statistics but also public trust in law enforcement agencies, the recurrence of offenses, and the effectiveness of working with individuals in the risk group.
Furthermore, it was proposed to define the criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of public safety units based on the principle of a "citizen service system". The main goal here is to ensure the satisfaction and trust of the population regarding the measures being implemented to ensure public safety.
To this end, it is envisaged to organize the tasks of coordinating the activities of preventive inspectors, traffic police, patrol service, and security services, promptly responding to public appeals, conducting open dialogue with citizens, and targeted work with individuals in the risk group on a unified system basis.
