Police and Crime Commissioner
Jonathan Evison is the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for the Humberside Police force area, a role he was re-elected to in 2024. He serves a four-year term of office, the next election is in 2028.
Jonathan served as a ward councillor on North Lincolnshire Council for eleven years, he was Chair of the Humberside Police and Crime Panel for six years and had other roles within the Council including Ambassador for Steel and Heavy Industry, Vice Chair of Planning, scrutiny chairs and Mayor for two years. In addition Jonathan served his community as a Barton Town Councillor for eighteen years.
His priorities as PCC are: -
- Engaged, resilient and inclusive communities
- Safer communities
- Effective organisations
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner
Leo articulates a strong sense of duty to our local communities which is demonstrated by his joining his local Parish Council aged eighteen. Since then, he has been elected to serve the wider community as an East Riding of Yorkshire Councillor.
As a local councillor he understands the importance of the Nolan Principles and the need to act appropriately and responsibly in public office. He has great understanding of communications and working with the media. He has a strong track record of engaging well with the public and partners.
Leo understands the importance of working with the public, private and voluntary sector, along with the need to balance budgets and demonstrate best value for money for the taxpayer.
