Commission de la sécurité publique

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Commission de la sécurité publique

The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) serves the population of the entire island of Montréal. Even though it comes under the responsibility of the central city, it answers to the Conseil d'agglomération made up of representatives from Montréal and the 15 other cities on the island. The SPVM therefore works with a permanent committee called the Commission de la sécurité publique (CSP) which is comprised of elected municipal officials and a representative of the Québec government.

At Commission meetings, which are chaired by Claude Trudel, various SPVM projects are studied to maximize the services offered to the public. The CSP has the power to make recommendations to the Comité exécutif and the Conseil d'agglomération. It also participated in the public review of the new service coverage plan leading to the next generation of neighbourhood policing. The Commission also submits recommendations concerning budget forecasts and receives the SPVM's annual report.

Members of Commission de la sécurité publique

Président

Claude Trudel - maire de Verdun

Vice-présidents

Vera Danyluk - mairesse de Ville de Mont-Royal;
Réal Ménard - maire de Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Membres

Frantz Benjamin - conseiller de ville, Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension
Jean-Marc Gibeau - conseiller de ville, Montréal-Nord;
Susan Clarke - conseillère de ville, CDN/NDG
William Steinberg - maire, ville de Hampstead
Robert Zambito - conseiller de ville, Saint-Léonard
Samir Rizkalla - représentant du gouvernement du Québec

Please refer to the Commission de la sécurité publique page on the Ville de Montréal website

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Neighbourhood police station

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