City of Baltimore Public Safety Committee met July 3.

City of Baltimore Public Safety Committee met July 3.
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City of Baltimore Public Safety Committee will meet July 3.

Here is the agenda provided by the Committee:

Call To Order

Introductions

Attendance

Items Scheduled For Voting Session / Worksession

17-0047R Calling For An Expansive Auxiliary Police Program in Baltimore

For the purpose of calling for an expansive Auxiliary Police Program and the expanded use of telephone and online crime reporting in Baltimore.

Adjournment

This Meeting Is Open To The Public

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