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Victorian Greens Propose $1 Billion Safety Office Modeled on New York City

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The Victorian Greens are proposing to establish an Office of Community Safety and Crime Prevention, which would be funded with $1 billion if they win the November state election. This plan is inspired by a whole-of-government approach used in New York City, which established its own Office of Community Safety. That office was established in March, and New York City has since recorded its safest summer for violent crime ever.

From easternriverinachronicle.com.au

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The proposal aims to fund 24/7 crisis outreach, prevention programs, and provide additional funding for frontline mental health, alcohol and other drug treatment, and homelessness services. This represents a significant proposed investment in public safety and social services.

From easternriverinachronicle.com.au

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  • New York CityThe location whose Office of Community Safety inspired the Victorian Greens' proposal.

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