Council Watch

Do you have a member of your local who is dedicated to following the movements of your council, school board or other elected bodies? Knowing the movements of your various elected bodies is vital in keeping abreast of the big picture in your community.

For example, is there talk about upgrading your recreation centre? Is there the possibility of a new arena under discussion? Are you losing trades jobs to outside contractors? Is there talk of privatizing municipal water? All these services should remain in the public domain.

Contact CUPE BC to receive your Council Watch package at 604-291-9119. This kit has all the tools you and your local need to get started.

 

City Watch

City Watch is a CUPE-sponsored program designed to prevent and reduce crime in communities throughout British Columbia.

CUPE locals work together with local government and police to give outside CUPE workers and their dispatchers special training in watching for and reporting criminal or suspicious activity in the community.

During the course of their jobs, CUPE workers can keep their eyes and ears open and help prevent crime and accidents in B.C. communities.

City Watch gives us the chance to help make our communities safe and secure – or our own families and for others. If you would like information on how to bring City Watch into your community, please contact CUPE BC at 604-291-9119.

Committee members

Sarah Bjorknas
Regional Vice President Metro Vancouver, Local 23, CUPE BC Executive Board
Scott Bruce
Local 338
Bruce Campbell
Local 23
Deborah Clarke
Local 2011
Cammy Dallamore
Local 556
Ravneet Dhillon
Local 1048
Ryan Doman
Local 774
Nathan Goudie
Local 2403
Lorena Harrison
Local 900
Kim Jackson
Local 402
Rob Limongelli
Staff Advisor, Local Staff-BCRO/Div
Dan MacBeth
Alternate Regional Vice President Vancouver Island, Local 50, CUPE BC Executive Board
Alexander Rebel
Local 774
Brian Warman
Local 389
Darlene Worthylake
Local 458