Devizes Rural South

Inspector Simon Garrett is the Neighbourhood Policing Inspector for the Devizes, Marlborough and Pewsey areas.

With over 24 years of policing experience - 21 of those spent with Wiltshire Police - Simon has served in a wide variety of roles across the county. His background includes a strong focus on frontline policing as well as time spent in custody roles, including the delivery of specialist training.

Simon is passionate about the impact Neighbourhood Policing can have on local communities. He believes it offers a valuable opportunity to proactively target crime hotspots, reduce offending, and provide tailored support to the most vulnerable members of the public.

Leading the local Neighbourhood Team is a role Simon describes as a privilege. He is committed to making a meaningful difference in the communities he serves and ensuring his team delivers the highest possible standard of service.

Sergeant Georgie Wyatt is the Neighbourhood Sergeant overseeing the area of Devizes.

She began her career with Wiltshire Police in 2014 as a detention officer before joining as a Police Constable in 2016.

Georgie initially policed Trowbridge in a uniformed role before transitioning into detective work. She spent around five years as a detective, gaining experience in both main office CID and proactive policing. Following this, she took on the role of managing a response team in Devizes.

Driven by a passion for community-focused policing, Georgie made the decision to join the neighbourhood team, where she now leads efforts to build strong community relationships and address local issues. Her broad policing experience and leadership make her a valued asset to the communities she serves.

PC Steven Morris joins the Devizes Neighbourhood Policing Team with a strong passion for community-focused policing.

Before beginning his policing career, Steven spent eight years working in retail, developing extensive experience in public-facing roles and building positive relationships with people from all walks of life.

His background has given him a natural confidence in engaging with the public, resolving issues, and creating meaningful connections - skills he now brings into neighbourhood policing.

Steven believes that speaking with people, understanding their concerns, and being visible in the community are fundamental to keeping neighbourhoods safe and fostering trust.

Driven by a genuine commitment to helping others, Steven looks forward to working closely with residents, partners, and local groups across Devizes to support community wellbeing and ensure that everyone feels listened to and supported.

PC Victoria Rolph joined Wiltshire Police in 2022, beginning her career as a Police Community Support Officer before progressing to become a Police Officer in 2023.

She initially served on a response team in Trowbridge, gaining frontline experience in dealing with a wide range of incidents.

Victoria has since moved to the Devizes Neighbourhood Team, where she works closely with the local community, building strong relationships through engagement and partnership working.

She is passionate about neighbourhood policing and is committed to developing community intelligence to help reduce crime and tackle anti social behaviour.

PCSO Kelly Watts began her policing journey 17 years ago as a Special Constable based at Pewsey Station. She later joined Wiltshire Police full-time as a Police Community Support Officer, working out of Devizes, where she has proudly served ever since.

Over the years, Kelly has built strong relationships across the community, working closely with individuals from all walks of life as well as a range of partner agencies. She is passionate about making a positive difference in the Devizes area and remains dedicated to supporting the community through visibility, engagement, and collaboration.

PCSO Paula Yarranton has been with Wiltshire Police since April 2000, initially working in the Force Contact Centre at Police Headquarters. When the role of Police Community Support Officer was introduced in 2003, Paula was among the first to apply, seizing the opportunity to work directly with members of the public. She is now Wiltshire Police’s longest-serving PCSO.

Paula is passionate about neighbourhood policing and enjoys the variety the role brings. She is committed to spending as much time as possible out in the community—engaging with schools, supporting local businesses, and working closely with partner agencies to help keep Devizes a safe and welcoming place for everyone.