Eunpyeong Police Join Hands with Senior Club to Strengthen Community Security

Establishing Public Security Partners Through a Memorandum of Understanding

The police are working together with the local senior club to strengthen public security and expand crime prevention activities in the community.

Seoul Eunpyeong Police Station and Eunpyeong Senior Club signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for establishing a Crime Prevention Security Partners on the afternoon of the 12th in the police station's conference room, taking a commemorative photo. Seoul Eunpyeong Police Station

Seoul Eunpyeong Police Station announced on May 12 that it signed a 'Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Establishing Crime Prevention and Public Security Partners' with the Eunpyeong Senior Club in the police station's conference room in the afternoon. This agreement aims to strengthen a resident-participatory security system by linking the police's expertise in public security with the community-based resident network.

Going forward, the two organizations will strengthen patrols tailored to the characteristics of the area and jointly promote public security improvement activities that reflect residents' opinions. They also plan to hold regular collaboration meetings to review the results of their joint initiatives. Eunpyeong Senior Club intends to actively participate in crime prevention efforts by leveraging its networks among the local senior population and residents.

In addition, they will work together to promote the ongoing 'Seoul Police Re-Design' policy, which is being implemented by the police to establish basic public order, and to share public security information with residents. The Re-Design project is a resident-participatory public security policy in which residents suggest disorder or risk factors identified in daily life, and the police, along with relevant agencies, promptly address these issues.

Kim Hyunhwan, Chief of the station, stated, "A safe community can be created when professional public security capabilities are combined with resident participation," adding, "With this agreement, we will take the lead in establishing a community-based public security model where residents and the police coexist and thrive together."

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