NLC to help identify policing standouts.(National League of Cities)
Nation's Cities Weekly, November, 1995 by Winsky, Renee M.
The National Institute of Justice, in its campaign to discover innovative methods of community policing, has authorized the National League of Cities to assist in the search. The subject of public safety echoes the primary theme of NLC's Pres Carolyn Long Banks' tenure in office.
NLC has been selected as a grantee for a project on public safety, funded through the Justice Department's National Institute of Justice, which will focus on ways to search for innovations in community policing.
"The timing is perfect!," said President Carolyn Long Banks. "What a wonderful way to complete my year as President by actually continuing my agenda of rethinking public safety. By scanning for the best-of-the-best in community policing, NLC will be able to recognize the...
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