<>   Provide a "high-profile and visible" presence in the District by patrolling areas that enables the delivery of an efficient and effective Community Warden Service.

<>   Compile and maintain an accurate daily log of events and tasks performed to ensure that accurate records of the processes are kept.

<>   Issue Fixed Penalty Notices for litter and dog fouling and other offences as introduced by statute law, including those delegated under the Community Safety Accreditation Scheme.

<>   Foster and develop good working relationships with all partners, other agencies and stakeholders in the local community including attendance at meetings.

<>   Work with the local communities to identify local problems and increase participation in tackling these causes to ensure that all appropriate people are involved in the process.

<>   Set up a programme of visits to vulnerable residents to offer advice, support and reassurance to help address fear of crime in the community.

<>   Report incidents to the Police and the Council which are causing concern within the community and any other information that may prove useful.

<>   Report incidents of vandalism, abandoned vehicles, graffiti and fly tipping.

<>   To monitor levels of cleanliness and either carry out works directly or report issues to the relevant Sections with the Council and/or other agencies, (includes litter, fly tipping, fly posting, dog fouling, abandoned vehicles).

<>   Organise and participate in community events, e.g. litter picks, clean up days, fetes etc.

<>   Liaise and work closely with the Neighbourhood Policing Teams as required, providing and reviewing intelligence in accordance with the relevant legislation, policy, protocols and codes of practice.