What We Spend and How We Spend It

Financial Information

In this section, we will publish a range of financial information required by law and in the interests of transparency.

The Corporate Governance Framework, including financial regulations and standing orders, are designed to ensure that the Commissioner and the Chief Constable are able to discharge their obligations with regard to achieving value for money.

The Budget

The budget of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

To view the 2024-25 OPCC budget CLICK HERE

Medium Term Resource Strategy (MTRS) 2024/25 to 2028/29

To view the MTRS CLICK HERE

Reserves Strategy

Reserves strategy report

The Precept

The precept issued by the Commissioner

2024/25 The Commissioner increased the policing precept of the Council Tax for 2024/25 by 4.8%. To view the 2024/25 Council Tax leaflet CLICK HERE

2023/24 The Commissioner increased the policing precept of the Council Tax for 2023/24 by 5.9%. To view the 2023/24 Council Tax leaflet CLICK HERE

2022/23 The Commissioner increased the policing precept of the Council Tax for 2022/23 by 4.1%. To view the 2022/23 Council Tax leaflet CLICK HERE

2021/22 The Commissioner increased the policing precept of the Council Tax for 2021/22 by 6.5%. To view the 2021/22 Council Tax leaflet CLICK HERE

Annual Accounts

The annual accounts of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner and Humberside Police

2023-24

2023-24 Draft Annual Accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

2023-24 Draft Annual Accounts for Humberside Police

Annual Accounts Public Notice of Inspection Period 2023-24

2023-24 Annual Governance Statement

2023-24 Chief Constable for Humberside - Audit Delay Letter

2023-24 OPCC for Humberside - Audit Delay Letter

2022-23

Public Notice for Delay in Publication 2022-23 for Humberside Police

Public Notice for Delay in Publication 2022-23 for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

2022/23 Annual Accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

2022/23 Annual Accounts for Humberside Police

2022-23 Annual Governance Statement

2021-22

Audited 2021-22 Annual Accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

Audited 2021-22 Annual Accounts for Humberside Police

Public Notice for the delay in Audit Certificate Issue

2021-22 Annual Governance Statement

Humberside Police PCC and Group Audit Certificate 2021-22

Humberside Police Chief Constable - Audit Certificate 2021-22

2020/21

Audited 2020/21 Annual Accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

Audited 2020/21 Annual Accounts for Humberside Police

2020-21 Annual Governance Statement

Audit Certificate for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner 2020/21

Audit Certificate for Humberside Police 2020/21

Public Notice for the Completion of Audit for the Police and Crime Commissioner 2020/21

Public Notice for the Completion of Audit for Humberside Police 2020/21

2019/20

To view the audited 2019/20 annual accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner - CLICK HERE

Public Notice - Conclusion of Audit for the Police and Crime Commissioner

To view the audited 2019/20 annual accounts for Humberside Police - CLICK HERE

Public Notice - Conclusion of Audit for the Chief Constable

2019/20 Annual Governance Statement for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner CLICK HERE

2018/19

To view the audited 2018/19 annual accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner - CLICK HERE

To view the audited 2018/19 annual accounts for Humberside Police - CLICK HERE

2018/19 Annual Governance Statement for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner CLICK HERE

2018/19 Annual Governance Statement for Humberside Police CLICK HERE
Audit Completion Notice
Audit Completion Report
Annual Audit Letter 2018/19

2017/18

To view the audited 2017/18 annual accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner - CLICK HERE

To view the audited 2017/18 annual accounts for Humberside Police - CLICK HERE

2017/18 Annual Governance Statement for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner CLICK HERE

2017/18 Annual Governance Statement for Humberside Police CLICK HERE

Audit Completion Notice

2016/17

To view the audited 2016/17 annual accounts for the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner - CLICK HERE

Treasury Management Strategy

To view a copy of the annual Treasury Management Strategy Statement (TMSS) of the Commissioner CLICK HERE

Grants Awarded

Details of each grant (including crime and disorder reduction grant) made by the Commissioner

Grants Awarded 2020-2021

Grants Awarded 2021-2022

Grants Awarded 2022-2023

How to do business with Humberside Police

The four police forces in the Yorkshire and the Humber region have a joint Regional Procurement Team. The team has dedicated resources for procuring goods, services and works, contract management and strategic projects.

The four forces within Yorkshire and the Humber spend approximately £200 million per annum on the procurement of goods, services and works. The aim of the Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Procurement Team is to achieve value for money and increase sustainability.

They provide specialist support to the forces in the Yorkshire and the Humber region in all tasks related to buying supplies and services using a variety of contractual arrangements ranging from locally placed orders to large complex collaborative contracts.

Today's economic climate demands businesses to operate in a sustainable manner with a culture of continuous improvement, taking into account the various different impacts procurement has on the economy and the environment around them. This is no different for the Yorkshire and the Humber Police Forces who are constantly seeking to make the most prudent and effective use of its resources. The Governments’ current drive towards higher efficiency combined with annual constraints on public finance has brought new dimensions to the use of resource management. We are constantly seeking innovative solutions which provide greater value for money.

To find out more about:

· How to do business with one of the four forces in the region;

· How we are committed to working with local suppliers, the third sector and SME suppliers;

· The legislation by which we are governed;

Please click the following link: ‘How to do business with Yorkshire & the Humber Police Forces: a guide for Suppliers’. Contact details for the Team are included in the document, should you like any further information.

Contracts Awarded

Police and Crime Commissioners are required to publish a copy of every contract with a value exceeding £10,000 and a list of those that have a value of less than £10,000 to which they or the Chief Constable is a party.

In the Humberside Police area the majority of formal contracts are in excess of £50,000.

Details of contracts may be viewed on the Bluelight Emergency Services Tendering website.

CLICK HERE to view the Bluelight website.

Once on the Bluelight website:

Click on 'Awarded Contracts' on the left hand menu.
Under 'Organisation' on the form that appears, select 'Humberside Police'
Finally, click on 'Search' to see the list of contracts

Invitations to Tender

Police and Crime Commissioners are required to publish a copy of every invitation to tender for a contract with an expected value exceeding £10,000 to which they or the Chief Constable is a party.

All tenders may be viewed on the Bluelight Emergency Services Tendering website.

CLICK HERE to view the Bluelight website

Once on the Bluelight website:

To view tenders, click on ‘New Tender Opportunities’ on the left hand menu.
In the online form enter ‘Humberside’ in the 'name' field
Finally, click on ‘Search’ to see the list of tenders.

CLICK HERE to find out more information about contracts worth over £12,000.

Collaboration Agreements

Below is a copy of each collaboration agreement, or the fact that an agreement has been made and other such details about it as the Commissioner thinks appropriate.

Collaboration Agreement for the provision of policing services in Yorkshire and The Humber

Joint ICT Service

Procurement

Scientific Support Service

Protected Personnel Carriers

National Police Air Service

Provision of Legal Services (from Nov 2019)

S22A Modern Slavery Police Transformation Programme (from Jan 2020)