tyb
~10 MINS AGO
>>15555653PB
>bitch just called emterrorists
it's ok anons. she's calmed down now.
let's send in the military
aid of the civil power
if there is a riot or a distrubance, the feds can send in the military
>~10 MINS AGO
maybe moar like 20 mins ago. this was when anon posted this
PB
>What I'm not going to do is tell the Prime Minister how to do his job.
Diane Deans called convoyterrorists again
at the end of the meetings, she requested delegated authority to do shit. not sure what but the board said…all you.
Ottawa Police Services Board
The Ottawa Police Services Board is a seven-member civilian body that oversees the Ottawa Police Service.
Announcements
February05
Special Meeting
Saturday, February 5, 2022
Meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86540543600
Agenda
The Board is responsible for setting the overall objectives and priorities for the provision of police services, after consultation with the Chief. It is also responsible for hiring and monitoring the performance of the Chief, approving the annual police budget, and preparing a business plan for the Police Service every three years.
About the Board
WHAT IS THE POLICE SERVICES BOARD? | WHO ARE THE MEMBERS ? | WHAT DO WE DO? | PROVINCIAL APPOINTMENTS
What is the Police Services Board?
Every municipality in Ontario with its own police service must have a civilian board to govern that police service. Police services boards are independent bodies established by provincial legislation called the Police Services Act. The boards represent community interests and are accountable to the Ministry of Community Safety & Correctional Services, and the Ontario Civilian Police Commission located in Toronto.
Who are the members of the Police Services Board?
The Ottawa Police Services Board (PSB) has seven members: three members of City Council, three citizens appointed by the Province as community representatives, and one citizen appointed by City Council as a community representative. The current members of the Board are:
Who are the members of the Police Services Board?
The Ottawa Police Services Board (PSB) has seven members: three members of City Council, three citizens appointed by the Province as community representatives, and one citizen appointed by City Council as a community representative. The current members of the Board are:
Provincial Appointees
Daljit S. Nirman (613) 560-1270
Robert Swaita (613) 560-1270
Bev Johnson (613) 560-1270
Citizen appointed by City Council:
L. A. (Sandy) Smallwood (Vice Chair) (613) 560-1270
City Council Representatives:
Councillor Diane Deans (Chair) 613-580-2480
Councillor Carol Anne Meehan 613-580-2751
Councillor Rawlson King 613-580-2483
Executive Director
Krista Ferraro (613) 560-1270
Board Assistant
Hannah Logan (613) 560-1270
The Council members and the citizen appointed by Council serve for the duration of the Council term. The provincial appointees serve up to three year terms, which expire at various times. At the first meeting each year, the Board appoints a Chairperson for that year.
What does a Police Services Board do?
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Member Job Description
Section 31 of the Police Services Act sets out the responsibilities boards must fulfill on behalf of the residents of their municipality. The primary role of the board is to establish, after consultation with the Chief of Police, the overall objectives and priorities for the provision of police services and the safety and security of citizens. Some of its other key responsibilities include:
Recruiting and appointing the Chief of Police and Deputy Chiefs of Police;
Annually assessing the Chief's performance;
Approving annual operating and capital budgets for the Police Service;
Establishing policies and by-laws for the effective management of the police service;
Preparing a business plan for the Police Service every three years.
The Board cannot direct the Chief with respect to specific operational decisions or day-to-day operations of the Service. The Chief of Police is responsible for administering the Police Service and overseeing its operation in accordance with the objectives, priorities and policies established by the Board.
Diane Deans
Diane Deans was first elected to Ottawa City Council in November 1994.In October 2018, she was re-elected to her eight consecutive term. She proudly represents over 48,000 south-end residents who live in Gloucester-Southgate Ward.
As well as being the Gloucester-Southgate Councillor, Diane is the Chair of the Ottawa Police Services Board and Chair of Crime Prevention Ottawa. Diane is also a member of the City’s Transportation Committee, the Community and Protective Services Committee and the Committee of Revision.
Diane has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to municipal life in Ottawa in a number of ways. These include being the recipient of the City Manager’s Award for her leadership as the Honorary Co-Chair of the City’s United Way Campaign, the Ottawa Public Library’s Order of Friendship Award, the Consumers’ Choice Woman of the Year Award and the Ontario Paramedic Association’s Award of Appreciation.
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Carl Anne "Lets Send in the Troops" Meehan.
fucking journalist. shocking
Carol Anne Meehan
Carol Anne is a native of Pembroke, Ontario. She studied journalism at Ryerson University and embarked on a career that saw her work in many Canadian cities, including Pembroke, Sudbury, Edmonton and Calgary.
She moved to Ottawa in 1989 to join the CJOH News team as co-anchor with Max Keeping, a position she enjoyed for 27 years.
In 2015, Carol Anne launched a web blog called Local Stories, Local People. She also hosted The Carol Anne Meehan Show on 1310 NEWS. She followed that with Coffee With, a series of interviews with local residents.
Carol Anne made the jump into municipal politics in 2018. She was elected City Councillor of Ward 22, Gloucester-South Nepean on October 22, 2018. She brings extensive community knowledge and engagement to the job.
Carol Anne lives with her two children and her dog on the western side of the Vimy Memorial Bridge in the Ward.
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>You’d think they’d be saying end the mandates and get the turd out of office…but no they choose double dose of stupid.
kek
option never mentioned in the half that I saw.
with so much salt in that meeting, I may have to go watch the first half
>"Old Crow", a nickname for Allied World War II electronic warfare personnel – see Association of Old Crows.
that's a mention I haven't seen before.
>OWLS
>MORE
>owls and crows is very real thing
>https://youtu.be/iLOl_NppYO8
'''Don Jr Enough Is Enough :OWLS:'''