The local group of Community Safety and Well Being were able to get together with the Provincial group Canadian Centre for Safer Communities and go over data that was collected in a recent survey for the Flin Flon area.

Mike Slipp chairs the group and says things are progressing well. " The meeting was fantastick as the Canadian Centre For Safer Communities presented their findings to the Steering Committee. There was 21 people from the Steering Committee that were there from all sort of sectors. The RCMP, Hospital, Women's Resource Centre, Seniors, Friendship Centre and lots of people from the general public. They presented their findings and some of their priororities that the people of Flin Flon want to have looked at in the future with this Community Safety Plan."

The meeting took place at Council Chambers last week and now they have narrowed their priorities down,  and  the Canadian Centre for Safer Communities will come back at the end of November with the first draft of the plan.

Then they will figure out how they can implement the plan and make it work for Flin Flon.