Who we are
Our officers
The Police Authority has three Executive Officers, namely the Chief Executive and Monitoring Officer, the Treasurer and the Deputy Chief Executive.
In 2008 the Authority created its own Secretariat Team to provide direct governance, administration and clerical support for the Authority, whilst supporting the Executive Officers. A Principal Officer heads up the Secretariat Team that consists of an Authority Administrator, who administers the Staffordshire Independent Custody Visitors Scheme, a Clerical Assistant/Word Processor Operator and the Chief Executive’s Secretary.
Chief Executive to the Authority
The Chief Executive to the Authority provides effective, high quality guidance, advice and support to the Police Authority and its members to ensure the Police Authority meets its statutory duties and strategic objectives.
Chief Executive's Secretary
The Chief Executive’s Secretary provides secretarial and administrative support and assistance to the Chief Executive, the Deputy Chief Executive and, as appropriate, the Authority.
Deputy Chief Executive to the Authority
The Deputy Chief Executive provides direct support to and represent, as required, the Chief Executive and Monitoring Officer across the range of his/her functions and duties.
Treasurer to the Authority
The Treasurer to the Authority ensure that the financial affairs of the Authority and the Force are properly administered and that Financial Regulations are observed and kept up to date.
Principal Officer
To support the Chief Executive and Deputy Chief Executive in leading, managing and developing the full range of services provided to the Police Authority and its members and to provide leadership and management for the Secretariat on their behalf.
Authority Administrator
The Authority Administrator undertakes clerking duties for principal committees within the Authority’s governance structure, including the drafting of agendas, reports and minutes for their meetings.
Authority Administrator
The Authority Administrator undertakes clerking duties for principal committees within the Authority’s governance structure, including the drafting of agendas, reports and minutes for their meetings.