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Kelowna mayor to chair community crime task force

The task force will consist of 9 to 11 members representing relevant expertise and sectors
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Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas. (Photo/City of Kelowna video still)

Kelowna’s mayor will head up a Community Task Force on Crime Reduction (CTFCR).

Tom Dyas and the rest of council are expected to approve the terms of reference for the task force at their May 1 meeting.

Recommendations for member appointments will also be brought forward for council consideration, including one city councillor.

The task force will consist of 9 to 11 members representing relevant expertise and sectors.

It will be in place for 12 months, with the ability to extend, and provide quarterly updates to council.

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