A digital media agency is helping residents tackle crime and disorder.
Mosaic Brighton has created a website for the Safer Arun Partnership which aims to make the community a safer place to live.
The Safer Arun Partnership, which replaces the previous Arun Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership, wanted to find a cost-effective way to put its message out to the 146,000 people living in the Arun district, and asked Mosaic Brighton, based in Gloucester Road, to get involved.
Georgina Holland, community safety manager at the council, said: “When we undertook customer research we realised that people simply didn’t knowenough about us, so we decided we needed to change that.
“But it’s not just about making people more aware of what we do. We needed to provide an easy way for them to get in touch.
“The site is designed to be interactive so people can get involved. We want to encourage as many people as possible to make repeat visits.”
DrewGriffiths, managing director of Mosaic Brighton, said: “We’ve given the site a real sense of vibrancy in order to make it an online space which people will want to visit.
“SaferArun.co.uk will remain timely and relevant and we hope it will help create a strong sense of community.”
The Safer Arun Partnership will be promoted over the next 12 months through advertising campaigns in newspapers, on the radio and through roadshows across the district.
The Safer Arun Partnership’s members include representatives from Arun District Council, West Sussex County Council, Sussex Police, West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, Sussex Police Authority and Sussex Probation Trust and NHS West Sussex.
For the latest information, crime updates and advice, along with the opportunity for residents to share information, go to www.saferarun.co.uk.
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