As part of the restructuring of the police department, and in keeping with the philosophy of community oriented policing, the Commission recommended that each district create a council/formal body/aka DCCBs (with community representation from the neighborhoods) that can interact, make recommendations and problem solve with the police and other agencies in the city to improve public safety and the overall quality of life for Camden residents.[1] It was agreed that the DCCBs should be representative of the district they are in and should have a formal structure that allows for information to be disseminated and tracked and that provides a mechanism that promotes problem solving strategies and stronger more effective ways of measuring accountability.
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| Using the DCCB Interactive Map, you can report quality of life issues in your area. Issues such as trash, graffiti, abandoned cars & homes, lighting, and more. |
| Using the links above you can also find useful information about resources and safety in your neighborhood. |
| Click here to view the map. |
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