The Three Rivers Neighbourhood Watch work with the Hertfordshire Constabulary to offer advice and training on crime prevention, including advice on setting up and running a Neighbourhood Watch scheme.
Hertfordshire Neighbourhood Watch uses Herts Connected to send out local crime alerts. If you live or work in Hertfordshire, you can sign up for the service to receive notifications about crime and local issues sent by email or SMS.
Three Rivers Community Safety Partnership Closed-circuit television (CSP CCTV) cameras are placed around the district to record images of the street under the Criminal Justice and Public order Act 1994 and as part of the Council’s duty under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998.
CCTV cameras are currently located at:
- Prestwick Road/Station Approach, South Oxhey
- Delta Gain shopping parade, Carpenders Park
- Otley Way, South Oxhey
- Hayling Road, South Oxhey
- Langley Road, Abbots Langley
- Katherine Place shopping parade, Abbots Langley
- Furtherfield/South Way, Abbots Langley
- Rickmansworth High Street, Rickmansworth
- King George V playing fields, Mill End
All images recorded are stored for up to 25 days and access to this footage can be obtained as below:
Request CCTV footage
Public access to the TRCSP CCTV system can be accessed by visiting the Hertfordshire CCTV website
If the request is in relation to an incident that has been reported to the police, the member of public must contact the relevant police force as no footage relating to a crime will be released to anyone other than the police.
More information on Three Rivers CCTV can be found in the Three Rivers CCTV policy 2024
Installing CCTV cameras on your property
If you wish to install a CCTV camera on your property, please see the guidance from the Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner.
Concerns about a home CCTV system
If you are concerned about a home CCTV system, please follow the guidance from the Information Commissioner's Office.
Three Rivers District Council CCTV Policy
View our CCTV Policy here.
The Community Safety Partnership works tirelessly to understand what is important to residents, businesses and visitors in making them feel safe while they are out and about in the district.
As part of this we continue to ask residents and visitors to participate in the Feelings of Safety’ survey to help identify matters of concern.
You can provide feedback on your feelings of safety in your local area via the links below:
- Abbots Langley (Abbots Langley, Leavesden, Kings Langley, Bedmond and Langleybury)
- Oxhey (South Oxhey, Carpenders Park, Northwood, Oxhey Hall, Hayling, Moor Park, Eastbury)
- Rickmansworth (Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, Maple Cross, Croxley Green, Sarratt, Penn, Mill End)
