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Columbia Police to hold Town Hall Forums on drug issues Columbia Police Department-led Community Town Hall Forum on drug trafficking and addiction problems, at Columbia City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY, at 6pmCT, March 7, 2017. Click on headline for complete story By Ofc. Josh Brockman Public Information Officer Columbia Police Department, Chief Jason Cross Columbia Police Department will be hosting a town hall style forum on the growing drug trafficking and addiction problems facing our community The department has been in talks of holding these events for several months. We have had several request from citizens of the City of Columbia as well as request from many communities out in the county to initiate these meetings in a hope to form a more unified front to meet this challenge. As recently as last week we heard a request for a forum from our local economic development board. The board indicated that this is or could become a issue in industry recruitment which is vital to our area as we strive to make positive progress in growth. With these request in mind CPD Chief Cross would like to announce that we will be hosting our first meeting at 6pmCT, Tuesday March 7, 2017 at City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY. The time will be 6pm cst. The purpose of this forum will be to discuss the issues the Law Enforcement community faces, economic impact, health impact, safety issues, rise in secondary crime resulting from drug use such as theft, and problems we may expect to face in the future. Most of all though we want to hear from you. What are you seeing in your communities? What ideas you may have? How you can help? Or maybe you just have some questions that we may be able to help clear up. This forum will be the first of several. We have plans to conduct additional meetings out in our communities at a later date. For now we are going to start with these organizations and churches who have graciously pledged their facilities for these meetings in their communities including :
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