Speed Watch
Speed Watch is a partnership program between the police and ICBC. It is an educational program aimed at reducing incidents of speeding. Speed Watch helps address traffic and speeding problems through:
- public and community awareness
- neighbourhood action
- gathering speed-related data
- police awareness
In Vancouver, Community Policing Centres operate the Speed Watch program to raise public awareness of the actual speeds at which drivers are travelling. Using portable radar equipment and an electronic digital board, volunteers monitor traffic in neighbourhoods, particularly school and playground zones, and document the rates of speed at which drivers are travelling. As the drivers pass through the Speed Watch set-up they also get the instant readout of their speed, displayed on a “reader board”, and they are able to compare their actual rate of speed to the posted speed limit. Volunteers can pass information about problem speeding locations to the NPO and VPD Traffic Unit.
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Our office is closed for the remainder of the day. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please go to the @WECHCPC as it is the closest Community Policing Centre nearest to our office. @VancouverPD
West Enders, today is Reuse and Recycling Drop-Off Event at King George Parking Lot from 10am-1pm. Volunteers are on their way. See you soon!
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Kids Stuff Only Market!
If you have children's toys, clothes, books or other items you no longer use, then this is your chance to sell these items instead of keeping them in storage!
Coal Harbour Community Centre
Sat April 1 - 10am-1pm
https://westendcc.ca/kids-stuff-only-market-apr-1/
Admission is #FREE
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