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What is an Acceptable Behaviour Contract?

An Acceptable Behaviour Contract (ABC) is a written agreement made between a person who has been involved in various types of anti-social behaviour, and the ASB Team. The ABC may also be witnessed and supported by the Police, ourselves and/or the individuals landlord.

The ABC is a voluntary agreement and is designed to make an individual aware of his or her anti-social behaviour and its effect on others, with the aim of stopping that behaviour. ABC’s are often made with young people, but they can be used for a person of any age.

You can report anti-social behaviour in your area by contacting the Anti-Social Behaviour Team through their direct number on 01522 873431, via email at anti-socialbehaviour@lincoln.gov.uk or by using the online form.

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Last updated: 28 May 2012

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