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College-Community Partnership Survey
Here’s How to Have Your Voice Heard on Police Reform
Governor Cuomo has required every county, city, town and village in the state that operates a law enforcement agency to submit a police reform plan to Albany by April 1, 2021.
Several local organizations have partnered with the Mohawk Valley United Way to give residents a way to register their opinions and experience about their local police and racial justice. All that you need to do is:
TEXT MVJustice to 898-211 on your cell phone.
The survey is anonymous, but you will be asked for your zip code. This will allow local government leaders to hear from the residents they serve as they plan their response to the State.
The survey takes just 5 or 6 minutes and will add your voice to this important process.
The use of the United Way's 211 system is supported by the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties. The survey is sponsored by the College-Community Partnership: community4justice.org.