Central District Police/Community Relations Council
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To promote a genuine spirit of cooperation and communication between the Detroit Police Department's Central District and the community it serves and to enhance the continual open dialogue between/among all community residents and business owners/operators within the Central District.
2011 - 2012 Officers
Ernest Little - President
Cindy Larkin Vice President
Leslie Malcolmson - Recording Secretary
Sherwyn Davis - Corresponding Secretary
Wenonah Anderson - Treasurer
Telephone: (313) 429-0700
Email: cdpcrc@hotmail.com
PLEASE REVIEW THE PDFs & PAGES FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
NEW CRIME STAT WEBPAGE - See Hotlinks. Select Police Department, then Crime Statistics on the DPD Webpage.
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Lauder Street in Detroit
around the greenfield and Lauder street, is it bad in that area? is that considered indian village? if not what is it considered? Thnaks for any info you can provide
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Started: November 11th 2014Replies: 1
2014 Roll and Stroll
The Twelfth Street Food Pantry is presenting the 2014 Roll and Stroll at Palmer Park, September 27, 2014. Go to our website: www.twelfthstreetfoodpantry.org for more information.
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Started: July 23rd 2014Replies: 0
Tim Greenhoot is a good citizen!
Tim, I received your hand-written letter suggesting we set up a carpooling club for Brightmoor Homes, we can certainly do that for you for free. Please send me an e-mail so I can help you get...
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Started: June 13th 2014Replies: 0
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