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	Become Involved in Your Precinct Community Council Originally established in the 1940's, Precinct Community Councils are forums that provide on-going, direct communication between the police and community. Community members meet regularly with the precinct Commanding Officer and Community Affairs Officers to discuss and find solutions to public-safety problems in their neighborhood. There are 76 Councils citywide, one in each precinct. In addition, Police Service Areas serving City housing developments convene Resident Councils. Meetings are held once per month and open to the public and your attendance is encouraged. Find out when your Precinct Community Council Meets: visit your precinct web page

	New Immigrant Outreach Presentation Click here to see a video presented at the first annual Immigrant Appreciation Breakfast (requires Window Media Player).