Date: January 31- 3:00pm
Location: Calgary Municipal Building - Engineering Traditions Committee Room - 1st floor
Address: 800 MacLeod Trail SE
Please call 403-428-8914 for more information.
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The nomination process for the 2012 Calgary Police Commission Community Policing Awards is now open. The Calgary Police Commission Community Policing awards are given to an individual and organized group or association or organization which has worked with the Calgary Police Service unselfishly and in the spirit of community policing to improve police policy and/or the ability of the Calgary Police Service to serve the community. Nomination forms will be accepted until the close of business Wednesday February 29, 2012.
The Calgary Police Commission held its annual organizational meeting on Tuesday, November 22, 2011, in the Calgary Police Commission Boardroom. Mike Shaikh was re-elected as Chair. He will be assisted by two Vice-Chairs: Steve Edwards and Brian Edy. The Commission also welcomed two new members to the Commission: Alderman Shane Keating and Jonathan Perkins. The Calgary Police Commission would like to thank their two outgoing members, Daryl Fridhandler and Alderman John Mar, for their dedication to the Commission.
The Calgary Police Commission 2011 Citizen Survey results are now available. The telephone survey was conducted from June 27, 2011 through to August 21, 2011 by Illumina Research Partners. A random sample of Calgarians were contacted by telephone to participate in the survey. The results show an increase in satisfaction levels with the Calgary Police Service overall and a high level of confidence in the Calgary Police Service’s ability to deliver needed services. The Calgary Police Commission would like to thank all Calgarians who participated in the telephone survey and gave us valuable feedback on the performance of the Calgary Police Service.
The Calgary Police Commission 2011 Citizen Survey process has concluded. The telephone survey was conducted from June 27, 2011 through to August 21, 2011 by Illumina Research Partners. A random sample of Calgarians were contacted by telephone to participate in the survey.
The results of our 2011 Citizen Survey are available on our website. They show an increase in satisfaction levels with the Calgary Police Service overall and a high level of confidence in the Calgary Police Service’s ability to deliver needed services.
The Calgary Police Commission would like to thank all Calgarians who participated in the telephone survey and gave us valuable feedback on the performance of the Calgary Police Service.
To report a non-emergency, contact the Calgary Police Service at 403-266-1234 or use the Citizen Online Reporting program at www.calgarypolice.ca