Hertfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd said: “This budget will enable the constabulary to maintain Hertfordshire’s largest ever police service.”
Hertfordshire households will pay an average £15 per year more in council tax to support the county's police force.
The move is set to raise an additional £7million for Hertfordshire Constabulary, which the commissioner hopes will respond to a demand from the public to see more police officers in their neighbourhoods.
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