NYPDCommunityCouncils play an integral role as conduits of information between the police, community residents, and local business owners. The Councils are led by volunteers who preside over monthly meetings focused on improving public safety, quality of life, and police-community relations.
Deputy Commissioner Community Affairs plays a critical role in the department's refocused approach to achieving and sustaining gains against crime by strengthening community relationships and trust.
The mission of the CommunityCouncil is to establish and maintain working partnerships between the NewYorkCity Police Department and community members; to improve public safety, quality of life and police-community relations throughout NewYork City.
The goal of PCC's is to encourage cooperation among local police departments, residents, and businesses.
CommunityCouncils are comprised of volunteers who give of their time, effort and who are committed to the betterment of their communities. Volunteerism is a core component in reinforcing the social fabric in our communities.
The Neighborhood Coordination Officers (NCOs) serve as liaisons between the police and the community and problem-solvers in the sector. They familiarize themselves with residents and their problems by attendingcommunitymeetings with neighborhood leaders and following up on previous incidents.
You should attend a monthly CommunityCouncilmeeting for your respective Precinct. These meetings are held on the same day, time, and location every month, and are intended for the general public to be able to speak to NYPD officers directly about the problems they’re experiencing.
