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Featured News
Spotlights on the new windows at GWCPC: Sandra Thomas in the Vancouver Courier writes "Let There Be Light", and Dharm Makwana in 24 Hours Vancouver writes "Glass is Strong on the Drive". The Grandview-Woodland Community Policing Centre on Commercial Drive lived for months with boarded-up windows as a result of vandalism, and new windows have opened up the world again. Click here to read more.
ICBC & VPD launch Unsafe Speed Campaign
Until June 14, ICBC will be focusing advertising on unsafe speed and police will be doing enforcement. Click here to read a great PDF brochure on collision trends, See-Think-Do braking tips, stopping distances, amounts of speeding tickets, and safety tips.
New Photo Galleries
We have just added new photo galleries for Project Swoop 2009, our Easter Egg Hunt 2009, some photos of us At the CPC Office, Community Cleanup, and more.
The Summer 2009 GWCPC NEWS BEAT
The latest "News Beat" is now available for download.
Learn about programs and activities that our volunteers are involved with around your Grandview-Woodland community. Click here to check it out!
Spotlights on the new windows at GWCPC: Sandra Thomas in the Vancouver Courier writes "Let There Be Light", and Dharm Makwana in 24 Hours Vancouver writes "Glass is Strong on the Drive". The Grandview-Woodland Community Policing Centre on Commercial Drive lived for months with boarded-up windows as a result of vandalism, and new windows have opened up the world again. Click here to read more.
ICBC & VPD launch Unsafe Speed Campaign
Until June 14, ICBC will be focusing advertising on unsafe speed and police will be doing enforcement. Click here to read a great PDF brochure on collision trends, See-Think-Do braking tips, stopping distances, amounts of speeding tickets, and safety tips.
New Photo Galleries
We have just added new photo galleries for Project Swoop 2009, our Easter Egg Hunt 2009, some photos of us At the CPC Office, Community Cleanup, and more.
The Summer 2009 GWCPC NEWS BEAT
The latest "News Beat" is now available for download.
Learn about programs and activities that our volunteers are involved with around your Grandview-Woodland community. Click here to check it out!
The
Grandview-Woodland Community Policing Centre is
dedicated to providing crime prevention
programs and services to the Commercial Drive
corridor and surrounding area.
GWCPC is a non-profit organization that relies heavily on volunteer involvement. We endeavor to assist the Vancouver Police Department and our community in reducing crime and street disorder, while improving the quality of life in our neighbourhood.
GWCPC is a non-profit organization that relies heavily on volunteer involvement. We endeavor to assist the Vancouver Police Department and our community in reducing crime and street disorder, while improving the quality of life in our neighbourhood.
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