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Comments: 1 Views: 14Community Forum on Downtown Policing Thursday
The Asheville Police Department, the City of Asheville and the Asheville Downtown Association are partnering to host a Community Forum on Downtown Policing on Thursday, November 8 at 9am in the Banquet Hall of the U.S. Cellular Center.
Attendees will learn more about how the Asheville Police Department polices downtown and the structure of the downtown unit from Chief William Anderson. Along with Chief Anderson, officers who serve the downtown district will discuss the ways they are working to make downtown safe and enjoyable for those who live, work and visit the heart of Asheville.
Contact Marsha Stickford for more information at (828) 259-5506.
Attendees will learn more about how the Asheville Police Department polices downtown and the structure of the downtown unit from Chief William Anderson. Along with Chief Anderson, officers who serve the downtown district will discuss the ways they are working to make downtown safe and enjoyable for those who live, work and visit the heart of Asheville.
Contact Marsha Stickford for more information at (828) 259-5506.
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