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Nasinu partners with police for drug free council

December 3, 2024 6:00 am

Nasinu Town Council Executive Chairman, Felix Magnus (left)

In an effort to intensify community safety the Nasinu Town Council is collaborating with the Valelevu Police Force to combat drug-related crimes.

Council Executive Chairman, Felix Magnus, says the partnership is a significant step towards a safer Nasinu.

He says by working closely with the Valelevu Police Force, they are proactively addressing the root causes of drug-related issues and fostering a community where residents feel secure and supported.

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Magnus adds that the partnership aims to foster a secure environment for all residents and a Memorandum of Understanding is currently under legal review by both parties where a comprehensive strategy will be outlined to address drug issues and enhance public safety.

The Council Chair highlights the goal is to create a resilient community through education, engagement, and enforcement.

He says the MOU will serve as a blueprint for sustainable safety measures that will benefit Nasinu for generations to come.

Some of the key components of the MOU is crime and drug prevention where the council will install advanced CCTV systems in critical areas, with live feeds shared directly with the police.

The MOU will try to improve community engagement by conducting joint outreach programs to educate the public on the dangers of drug abuse and crime prevention.

As the MOU finalization progresses, the NTC and Valelevu Police Force will organize community meetings to engage residents, foster dialogue, and share updates on these initiatives.