Committee Meeting – Public Safety
Public Safety Committee meetings occur on the third Wednesday of each month at the District Office located at 215 West 125th Street, 4th Floor.
The Manhattan Community Board 10 Public Safety Committee is a subcommittee within a Manhattan Community Board, tasked with addressing public safety concerns and issues affecting the local community. Community Boards are advisory bodies in New York City that represent specific neighborhoods, and they work on a range of local matters, including land use, zoning, and community welfare.
Role and Responsibilities of the Public Safety Committee:
- Public Safety Concerns:
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- Addressing issues related to crime, policing, and emergency services in the community.
- Working with the NYPD and FDNY to improve community safety.
- Engaging with residents about their safety concerns and ensuring they are heard.
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- Oversight and Advocacy:
- Reviewing and providing feedback on the performance and initiatives of local police precincts and firehouses.
- Advocating for better safety measures, such as improved lighting, traffic enforcement, or surveillance in high-crime areas.
- Collaboration with Stakeholders:
- Partnering with local law enforcement, public safety officials, and other agencies.
- Hosting public meetings to gather input from residents on safety-related matters.
- Community Events and Education:
- Organizing events to promote safety awareness, such as crime prevention workshops or emergency preparedness training.
Meetings:
The Public Safety Committee typically holds monthly meetings, open to the public, where residents can voice concerns and learn about updates in safety initiatives. These meetings also allow discussions with law enforcement officials and other public safety representatives.
The committee is a critical link between the community and public safety agencies, ensuring accountability and advocating for solutions that meet the neighborhood’s needs.
Please note: Seating is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and an identification (ID) is mandatory for entry into the building.
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Meeting Link: https://www.zoomgov.com/j/1619540031
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