Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner support the PCC and Deputy PCC to successfully carry out their duties.
A small OPCC staff provides support in a number of areas including strategic financial policy and planning, audit, performance monitoring and scrutiny, governance and compliance, service commissioning, grant funding and partnerships, communications and engagement, press and media and general administrative duties.
The two statutory roles that every Police and Crime Commissioner must have are Chief Executive, Paul Hammond and Chief Finance Officer, (Treasurer) Ian Thompson.
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Judi Banks |
Principal Accountant (Deputy CFO)
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Gary Evans |
Policy Development Officer (Policing and Performance)
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Eddie Fitzpatrick |
Policy Officer & Victims First Hub Manager
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Paul Hammond |
Chief Executive |
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Candy Heinrich |
PR & Communications Officer |
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Jim Katouzian |
Support Officer (Policy Development) |
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Vicki Waskett |
Governance Manager (Deputy Monitoring Officer) |
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Cameron Leitelmayer |
Assistant Accountant – Apprentice |
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Shona Morrison |
Policy Development Officer |
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Charlotte Roberts |
Executive Assistant to the PCC & DPCC |
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Amy Shearn
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Principal Auditor
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Neil Shovell |
Chief Internal Auditor |
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Colin Simpson |
Senior Assistant Accountant (inc ICV Scheme) |
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Sarah Stokes
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Support Officer (PR & Comms)
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Ian Thompson |
Chief Finance Officer & Deputy Chief Executive |
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Wendy Walker |
Policy Development Officer (Partnerships and Commissioning) |
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Governance Officer |
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Lauren Knight |
Admin Support Assistant |
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Aimee Gibson |
Sipport Officer (PR & Comms) |
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Cath Marriott |
Policy Development Officer (Partnerships and Performance) |
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Nazia Ahmad |
Victims First Officer |
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Malcom Wills |
Victims First Officer |
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Danielle Stanborough |
Victims First Officer |
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Victims First Officer |
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Victims First Officer |
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Victims First Officer |
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Vacant |
Data Quality Officer |
Please Note: In addition, the Office of the PCC will continue to receive general business support services and specialist professional advice and support provided by staff located within Thames Valley Police and employed by the Chief Constable. These services are being provided under section 2(5) and paragraph 7(1) of Schedule 2 of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011
View the staff structure of the OPCC
Find out the salaries of the senior employees of the OPCC and the PCC
Of the OPCCS’ 22 staff, 13 are women. Two of our members of staff are from an ethnic minority. One of our members of staff has a disability.
The Office of the PCC also runs the Independent Custody Visitor Scheme to find out more visit our Custody Visiting page
If you would like to contact the office you can do so by visiting our Getting in touch page