Tim Forber says he wants to work with the local community to improve performance for the force serving North Yorkshire.
He has been outlining to colleagues, the new county mayor David Skaith and North Yorkshire residents what his targets are.
Particular emphasis has been placed on working alongside local people and ensuring officers have high standards:
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North Yorkshire Council says an issue with a small number of email responses to the Burniston Gas Rig planning application has now been resolved.
Local leaders call on private sector to lead the development of offshore renewable jobs in Scarborough and Whitby.
A report on Growing Up in North Yorkshire indicates a positive trend in the emotional well-being of school-aged children, but shows girls worrying more than boys.
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