Barton Police Station - Opening Hours

The front office at Barton Police Station is open as follows:

Monday - 12 noon to 8pm
Wednesday - 10am to 6pm
Thursday - 10am to 6pm
Saturday - 9am to 5pm

PC Chris HOWSON, PCSO Tracy DYAS, and PCSO Sabina STEFANESCU are your Barton Neighbourhood Policing Team.

Please visit the station during the opening times if you wish to report a crime or ask advice. The front desk is staffed by Debbie, who will be happy to assist with any enquiries.

Alternatively, if you wish to speak with the Neighbourhood Team then please attend one of our drop-in sessions that we hold every month, at different locations around Barton. Details can be found on this website under the 'Meetings and Events' tab.

In addition to the Barton Neighbourhood Team, our Police Station is staffed day-and-night by Response Officers who attend emergencies and 999 calls throughout Barton and surrounding areas. Also based at Barton Police Station is the Ferry Ward Neighbourhood Team, plus the Burton & Winterton Neighbourhood Team.

From our high visibility patrols and information shared from the public, we have identified several youths involved with ASB in the Barton area.

Our main priority is to steer those youths away from anti-social behaviour and low-level criminality, towards making more positive life choices. This is achieved through engaging with our partner agencies, working with schools and visiting parents/carers. Where these youths continue down the path of ASB/criminality, we will look to take appropriate measures.

The Barton Neighbourhood Policing Team would urge anyone who’s a victim of anti-social behaviour to report by phoning 101, or to report online using the Humberside Police Website.

Whilst social media often draws attention to youths causing ASB in Barton, this behaviour is by a minority. The Barton Neighbourhood Team have contact with lots of youths every day, and we feel it is important to reassure residents that we have nothing but praise for the overall majority of youths in Barton, both in our schools and in the community.

Drug dealing in Barton

Do you know who is dealing drugs in Barton?
Do you know where drug deals are taking place?
Do you have details of vehicles being used to deal drugs?
Do you know addresses or locations where cannabis is being grown?

If so, the Barton Neighbourhood Policing Team would like to hear from YOU!

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You can report information to us in the following ways:
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(1). Report in person by attending the front desk at Barton Police Station, or by phoning 101.

(2). Report anonymously via CrimeStoppers, by phoning 0800 555 111 or using their website.

(3). You can pass information directly to the Barton Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) by taking part in a short 5-minute Humber Talking survey. Please copy and paste this link into a web browser to access the survey: https://forms.office.com/e/BME3ig11BE

The survey helps us identify the key issues in our community, including drug supply and anti-social behaviour. Even if you have previously completed the survey, local issues change so the more responses we receive, the better understanding we have of what matters to you. This will help us to know where to focus our attention. Please complete the survey yourselves, and forward to your friends, family, or any clubs, groups or organisations you may be part of.

As we are only a small Neighbourhod team, we rely heavily on the eyes and ears of the community to provide us with information to help make Barton a safer place to live.