Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Options for service delivery in the greater Vancouver region : a discussion paper of the issues surrounding the regionalization of police services / prepared by the Planning, Research and Audit Section for the Vancouver Police Board and Chief Constable Jim Chu ; with assistance from Curt Taylor Griffiths and Stephen Easton.

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Canadian Policing Research

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1 online resource (iv, 50 pages)

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Authors affiliated with Simon Fraser University.
"February 2008."

Summary

The present report was designed to provide the Chief Constable of the Vancouver Police Department and the Vancouver Police Board with an objective review of the issues and challenges confronting police services in the GVR. More specifically, the objectives of the project were 1) to identify the key issues and challenges that surround the current arrangements for police services in the GVR; 2) to consider the experiences of other jurisdictions with regional police services; and, 3) to identify implementation and integration considerations that would surround any change in the existing arrangements for police service delivery in the GVR. The report considers the experiences of other jurisdictions with regional police services and identifies the challenges surrounding governance of a regional police service so as to ensure local accountability and input while also achieving economies of scale and a high standard of police service delivery. The issues surrounding policing in the GVR include service disparities, accountability, service gaps and economic disparities.

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