You have until this Friday to provide feedback for the Woodstock Police Service Board's Strategic Plan for 2027 to 2030.
WOODSTOCK - This is a last call if you would like to provide input to the Woodstock Police Service Board.
There was a change in provincial policing legislation two years ago, which has led police services to create a strategic plan. Woodstock Police Services Board President Ken Whiteford says getting feedback from the community is very important.
"We decided to get into this with both feet, and we've introduced this community survey in order to collect some information as to what the public thinks about policing in Woodstock. And we're going to hopefully use that information, that feedback, to compile a new strategic plan for the years 2027 to 2030."
Police Chief Nick Novacich talks about how the survey will be used once the results come back to the Police Service.
"So, this is kind of like a roadmap for us to decide how do we deploy our resources? What's important to the community? How does the board ensure that adequate and effective policing is being delivered to our community?"
The survey is available online here, and it will close this Friday, so you only have four days left to provide feedback and suggestions.

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