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Penticton safety plan gets stamp of approval

A practical roadmap to ensuring community public safety and wellbeing for the next five years has been approved by Penticton council. Julie Czeck, general manager of public safety and partnerships, made a presentation t…

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A practical roadmap to ensuring community public safety and wellbeing for the next five years has been approved by Penticton council. Julie Czeck, general manager of public safety and partnerships, made a presentation to members of Penticton council Tuesday detailing...

A practical roadmap to ensuring community public safety and wellbeing for the next five years has been approved by Penticton council. Julie Czeck, general manager of public safety and partnerships, made a presentation to members of Penticton council Tuesday detailing...

Published
Jul 17, 2026
Updated
Jul 17, 2026
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The Standard
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Politics
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1 min
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