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Neighbourhood police station

Haverfordwest Police Station (Divisional Headquarters)
Haverfordwest Police Station (Divisional Headquarters)
<p>Divisional Police Headquarters<br />P.O.Box 31<br />Haverfordwest<br />Pembrokeshire<br />SA61 1PF</p>

<h2>Telephone</h2> <p id="snen">Non-Emergency Number <span>101</span> (01267 222020 outside Dyfed-Powys)</p> <p>If you know who you want to speak to at a station, ask for them by name and station and staff will check for you and connect you if they are available, or take a message.</p> <p id="dial999">In case of emergency you should phone 999.</p> <h3>Fax</h3> <p>01437 763181</p> <h2>Front Counter Opening Hours</h2> <p>Open 7 days a week, 8am - 8pm</p> <p>Open on Bank Holidays</p>

Haverfordwest Rural neighbourhood policing team

PC Geri Guest

<p>PC Geri Guest joined the police service in 1988, beginning her career with West Midlands Police. She policed the inner city area, working ten of her sixteen years of service as a Detective Constable. She transferred to Dyfed-Powys Police in 2005, stationed at Haverfordwest Police Station as a beat officer and now as the Rural NPT officer. She is married to a serving officer with one child who attends a local comprehensive school.</p>

PCSO Jude Parr

<p><acronym title="Police Community Support Officer">PCSO</acronym> Jude Parr has been stationed in Haverfordwest since 2006, being part of the original Neighbourhood Policing pilot in Pembrokeshire. She originally covered the whole of the town and later Castle beat, and now covers Haverfordwest Rural. This is an ideal beat for her as she grew up in the Havens and has many links with the local community. She previously worked for the Paul Sartori Foundation caring for the terminally ill. She has been accepted to be a police officer, but enjoys her job so much that she is happy to remain as a <acronym title="Police Community Support Officer">PCSO</acronym>. She is a single mother of two daughters who are both undertaking degree courses.</p>

PCSO Laura Galdo

<p>PCSO Laura Galdo is an extra post for the Haverfordwest Rural team. She gave up running her own business to join Dyfed-Powys Police. She said: “From a very young age I have always wanted a career with Dyfed-Powys Police and wanted to make a difference to the community.”</p>

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The force responsible for policing and crime prevention in this area is Dyfed Powys Police.

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