Integrated Enforcement Team
Wandsworth Council is launching an Integrated Enforcement Team with 25 new police officers to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.
Wandsworth Council is launching an Integrated Enforcement Team (IET) in October 2026, which will include 25 new dedicated Metropolitan Police officers. The team, comprising 22 Police Constables and 3 Sergeants, will be deployed under the council's tactical direction.
The council's Enforcement Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee approved this significant investment. The IET aims to create a more coordinated, visible, and intelligence-led approach to tackling crime and anti-social behaviour across the borough.
The Integrated Enforcement Team is a new initiative by Wandsworth Council, combining police and council powers to address crime and anti-social behaviour.
Key facts
- Wandsworth Council is launching an Integrated Enforcement Team (IET) in October 2026. Source
- The IET will include 25 new dedicated Metropolitan Police officers. Source
- The new policing team will comprise 22 Police Constables and 3 Sergeants. Source
- The Enforcement Overview and Scrutiny Sub-Committee approved the investment for the IET. Source
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