PPN REPS ON THE JOINT POLICING COMMITTEE
The Joint Policing Committee (JPC) aims to develop greater consultation, cooperation and synergy on policing and crime issues between An Garda Síochána, Local Authorities and elected local representatives. The JPC also facilitates the participation of the community and voluntary sector in this regard.
These are your PPN representatives on this committee:
REPS REPORTS
Joint Policing Committee presentations – 8th October 2018
Joint Policing Committee presentations - 8th October 2018 Below please find links to the presentations from today's Joint Policing Committee meeting. CAB Presentation October 2018 Crime Statistics Variance...
read moreJoint Policing Committee 9th July 2018 – Dermot Hayes
Q1 Representative Name Dermot hayes Q2 Committee Name Joint Policing Committee. Q3 Date of meeting 9th July Q4 Your college Social Inclusion Q5 Municipal District Ennis Q6 Were you asked to raise any issues on behalf of Clare PPN members at this meeting? no Q7 Main...
read moreJoint Policing Committee 9th July 2018 – Ger O’Halloran
Q1 Representative Name Ger O'Halloran Q2 Committee Name Joint Policing Committee Q3 Date of meeting: 9th July 2018 Q4 Your college Community & Voluntary Q5 Municipal District Ennis Q6 Were you asked to raise any issues on behalf of Clare PPN members at this...
read moreReps reports
Reports from all representatives will be here.
read moreMINUTES OF MEETINGS
Click HERE to read the minutes from Clare County Council’s Joint Policing Committee.