Minutes for some years are incomplete.
The Richmond's Citizens' Advisory Committee on Policing was established in 1997 to provide a forum for citizens to address policing issues and to assist in the development of initiatives to improve community safety in Richmond. The mandate of the committee was subsumed by a newly-created Community Safety Advisory Task Force in 2002.
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BCAUL control number: CRICH-SER-422
Series consists of meeting minutes of the Richmond's Citizens' Advisory Committee on Policing documenting deliberations and discussions relating to policing issues and problems, and community policing and community safety initiatives.
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File list available. Some minutes include attachments (see file descriptions).