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‘Reimagining’ committee taps Community Police Board for help

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ITHACA, N.Y. (WHCU) — Ithaca’s Reimagining Public Safety Special Committee aims to expand its collaborations.

Officials are asking the city’s Community Police Board for help in drafting policies. Acting Police Chief John Joly says it’s important the board has a voice in discussions.

The committee aims to have a report ready by the end of the year on how to improve policing. Officials meet on Tuesday next week.

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