Earlier this week, Chief Constable Paul Gibson briefed senior leaders on Lincs 2030 – the force’s new three-year transformation and investment plan designed to modernise policing, strengthen its workforce, and deliver an exceptional service to communities.
This week, the force is sharing that vision more widely.
Building on progress already made, Lincs 2030 focuses on investing in people, technology and capabilities to ensure the force continues to prevent crime, protect vulnerable people, support victims and build public confidence to make sure it delivers the best possible service to communities.
As policing continues to evolve and demand changes, the plan sets out how the force will build a stronger, more resilient force for the future, focused on protecting the public and keeping communities safe.
Key investments include:
• Recruiting more police officers and specialist investigators
• Expanding Protecting Vulnerable Persons teams
• Enhancing digital technology and mobile working capabilities
• Growing the Enhanced Video Response service to improve accessibility and efficiency
• Strengthening the support services that enable frontline policing
Supported by £12m annual stability funding from the Home Office, the investments are informed by demand data and designed to help keep communities safe now and into the future.
Read more about the three-year transformation plan and how Lincolnshire Police is investing in the future of policing: https://www.lincs.police.uk/news/lincolnshire/news/2026/jun/there-will-be-challenges-along-the-way-but-we-are-ready-to-meet-and-tackle-them/
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