Discuss expanding police foot patrols as community policing strategy
In Plain English
The police department wants to increase officers walking beats in neighborhoods instead of only driving patrol cars. This approach aims to build relationships between officers and residents while reducing violence. The council will discuss how and where to implement more foot patrols throughout the city.
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