Anti-social behaviour, lone-worker risk, and duty-of-care failures cost councils and public bodies every day. Stop reacting and start protecting.
Over 1.7 million ASB incidents were recorded by police in England and Wales in 2022, with councils and public bodies bearing the frontline burden.
Council wardens, park rangers, and outreach officers are routinely exposed to verbal and physical abuse with no backup, no body-cam, and no digital incident record.
Reduced headcounts mean the same locations carry the same risk profile with fewer resources. Permanent contracts aren't viable, but the obligation to protect remains.
Local authorities must demonstrate reasonable steps to protect staff and the public. Undocumented responses to incidents create serious legal and reputational exposure.
Feel unsafe where they live
feel unsafe where they live due to anti-social behaviour — a direct threat to community cohesion and public confidence.
The wider picture
say ASB has increased in their area vs. 3 years ago
say more must be done to tackle anti-social behaviour
say ASB has impacted their mental health
avoid their local shops because of ASB
Reactive patrols, paper-based incident logs, and permanent staffing contracts were designed for a different era. They can't keep up with modern public space risks.
Officers respond after the incident. Without predictive intelligence, the same hotspots are hit repeatedly because no one has joined the dots across the data.
Wardens and public-facing staff often operate alone with no body-worn camera, no panic response, and no digital record. A single incident without evidence becomes a legal liability.
Risk isn't constant, but budgets are locked into permanent headcounts. Councils pay for cover on quiet days and are under-resourced on market days, events, and school holidays.
Support council teams managing public spaces, housing estates, and enforcement operations. Salibo provides flexible SIA-licensed officers, lone-worker protection, and AI-assisted reporting to help authorities maintain safety without permanent staffing costs.
AI CCTV monitors parks, high streets, civic buildings, and community hubs, flagging aggressive behaviour and crowd build-ups before situations escalate.
Deploy licensed SIA officers only when risk is heightened: market days, community events, and high-footfall periods. No permanent contract required.
AI Voice-to-Text incident logging for public-facing staff and wardens. Every encounter is time-stamped and produces audit-ready evidence for councils, police, and legal reviews.
BI Dashboard. See exactly when and where incidents peak across your borough, estate, or site. Prioritise resources and make evidence-based budget decisions.
Automated incident and compliance reports generated after every deployment. Built-in evidence trails ready for council audits, police liaison, and freedom of information requests.
Officers deployed only when and where risk is elevated: market days, school half-terms, public consultations, and community events.
Recurring hotspots, times, and trigger patterns flagged automatically across your area, so councils prevent repeat incidents rather than just responding to them.
Time-stamped, tagged incident reports generated automatically, handed to police, legal teams, or oversight bodies with zero admin overhead.