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MattersPublic SafetyFirst seen Apr 3, 2017Last discussed Jun 5, 2023

Protective Services Committee recommendations

The committee’s recommendations covered West Shore RCMP priorities, safety and building-department financial plans, liquor licensing and other public-safety matters. These decisions and proposals shape policing priorities and local safety services.

Where it stands: Protective Services Committee resolutions considered Feb 7, 2022; no decision is recorded in the history.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. June 5, 2023·Presentation

    Council referred establishment of RCMP 2023 priorities to the Community Advisory Committee.

  2. February 7, 2022· Council

    Committee resolutions included a dust-control update

    Receipt and consideration of Protective Services Committee resolutions including a dust control update amendment.

  3. December 3, 2018· Council

    Committee report listed RCMP, partnership and grant matters

    Protective Services Committee report referenced; agenda listed five items including RCMP reports, partnership and grant matters and bylaw amendments.

  4. February 5, 2018· Council

    RCMP priorities and financial plans approved or referred

    Council considered and accepted multiple Protective Services Committee recommendations including RCMP priorities and financial plans.

    Decision: Approved the West Shore RCMP Annual Performance Plan and recommended four priority areas.

    Passed

    Decision: Approved opting out of notification for Bear Mountain Golf Club liquor license amendment.

    Passed

    Decision: Approved in principle the Community Safety financial plan and referred it to finance.

    Passed

    Decision: Approved in principle the Building Department five-year financial plan and referred it to finance.

    Passed

  5. April 3, 2017· Council

    Committee items included the RCMP five-year financial plan

    Protective Services committee items were presented to Council, including the Police Services 2017-2021 Five-Year Financial Plan.