The Community Protective Services Committee is a standing committee of London City Council that oversees municipal services focused on public safety, emergency response, and community protection. This committee typically handles matters related to police services, fire and emergency services, emergency management planning, and other protective services that ensure the safety and security of London residents. As part of the city’s governance structure, the committee reviews policies, budgets, and strategic initiatives for these essential services before making recommendations to City Council.
The committee addresses a wide range of issues including police service budgets and performance, fire department operations and equipment needs, emergency preparedness and response protocols, community safety initiatives, and coordination between various protective service agencies. They also examine matters such as public safety policies, emergency management plans, disaster response capabilities, and community policing programs. Through their deliberations, the committee helps ensure that London maintains effective protective services while balancing community needs, service levels, and fiscal responsibility.
Recent Meetings
- The 17th Meeting of the Community Protective Services Committee - Tue Nov 14 2023