Integrated policing, restored municipal funding key pillars of Alberta NDP public safety plan yyc ableg abpoli
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“Integrated policing, including police on transit, is the best way to respond to these issues, because policing alone will not solve this problem. We need social support, we need housing, we need addiction and mental-health supports.”Sabir said the NDP would provide funding for municipalities to hire 150 new police officers if elected. He said those officers would be paired with 150 support staff, a group that includes social workers, addictions counsellors and community outreach staff.
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