ABOUT THE PROJECT
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Ward 5 Councillor George Chahal
brought forward the Community-Based Public Safety Task Force in February 2020
to address community concerns about increasing violent crime. This Task Force
is a diverse group of experienced professionals from various fields, including academic experts,
community leaders, service organizations, public education, police, as well as
provincial and federal government representatives.
Meeting public safety challenges requires the entire community to come together to better understand our strengths, our challenges, and our shared commitment. Through this Task Force, we intend to facilitate conversations within and between organizations by fostering a collaborative environment. As we collect input from the community, we will use it to shape further conversations and inform additional engagement.
Calgary's Community-Based Public Safety Task Force wants to hear your perspectives on public safety in Calgary. Local governments have an important role to play in developing safe and viable communities by continually developing contextually appropriate, community-driven solutions.
If you are involved with an organization that focuses on an element of public safety and may address issues with violent crime please contact the Public Safety Task Force to learn more at CAWard5@calgary.ca
PROVIDE YOUR INPUT
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DID YOU KNOW?
We want you to feel included in engagement. This means that we want you to feel respected; we want you to know your opinion is valued; and, we want you to be supported to participate in The City’s engagement process. We do not want you to experience any difficulties to sharing your ideas and opinions with us. We try to design engagement activities so that everyone that wants to be involved, can be.
We use your answers to the following demographic questions to understand which voices from the community are missing so we can be better at including them next time. We work with internal and external colleagues to help ensure that our engagement activities are welcoming to all.