Bruce and Grey Municipalities Join Forces to Improve Safety and Well-Being
Submitted by rhatten on Mon, 2020-02-03 10:50New committee will identify and reduce risk factors that negatively impact community safety and well-being.
The majority of municipalities of Bruce and Grey have come together with community partners to undertake Community Safety and Well-Being Planning. This process involves the identification of risks across Bruce and Grey related to safety and well-being, and then the creation of a plan to address priority risks, taking a crime prevention approach.
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