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City Of Louisville: Town Hall Meeting On Public Safety Planned For Tuesday, October 26, 2021
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October 20, 2021
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Louisville, KY - On Tuesday, October 26, 2021, members of the Louisville Metro Council’s Minority Caucus will host the second in a series of town hall meetings on the topic of Public Safety. The Town Hall will feature Louisville Metro Police Chief Erika Shields as well as the Mayor’s Chief of Community Building Keith Talley, Pegasus Institute Executive Director Josh Crawford and Games Changers’ Executive Director Christopher 2X.
During this town hall, each panelist will give an update on the state of public safety within our city. Panelists will also provide insights on the state of our city from their own unique positions within the community. Following introductions and remarks, persons attending will be able to submit questions regarding efforts, ideas and progress being made to reduce crime.
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What: Public Safety Town Hall Meeting #2
Where: Fern Creek Chamber of Commerce
6104 Bardstown Road (40291)
When: Tuesday, October 26, 2021 5:30 p.m.
Hosts: Councilman Stuart Benson (District 20)
Councilman Robin Engel (District 22)
Councilman James Peden (District 23)
Councilman Anthony Piagentini (District 19)
COVID notice: Due to our community’s high level of COVID cases, the meeting is being held in a larger auditorium at the Fern Creek Chamber of Commerce (across the street from Fern Creek High School). Masks are required for entrance and we plan to observe safety standards regarding spacing for attendees during the event.
Additional Information: Additional town hall programs on the topic of public safety are planned for the coming months. The goal of each Public Safety Town Hall is to promote dialogue and understanding as well as to give the people of Louisville the opportunity to ask questions about what is being done to create a safer city. For more information on this or other events planned by the Minority Caucus please contact Stephen Haag at 574-1204 or via e-mail at steve.haag@louisvilleky.gov.
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