Ken Sim and ABC Vancouver promised to

Increase city investments in local community policing centres.

Promised by

Ken Sim

ABC Vancouver / A Better City

Status

Kept

Policy areas

Jurisdiction

Vancouver

Dates

Published May 26, 2026 Updated May 26, 2026

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Status Guide

Made

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Statement

Increase city investments in local community policing centres.

Overview

Increase city investments in local community policing centres.

Timeline

Status update

Status changed to Kept

Feb 1, 2025

Public safety capital budget assessments reviewed and finalized core responder material allocations.
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Evidence update

Evidence added

Jan 1, 2024

Added 1 evidence source. City Council approved increased core operational grants for Vancouver's 10 Community Policing Centres (CPCs) to boost localized safety patrols.
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Evidence update

Evidence added

May 1, 2023

Added 1 evidence source. Coordinated with clinical staff and regional authorities to streamline mental health responder pipelines.
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Evidence Sources

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