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Canterbury Police to host public Open Day
Canterbury Police to host public Open Day
Police Dogs,
Road Policing and a tour of Police cells are among some of
the activities on offer as part of public open days being
hosted by Canterbury Police this month.
The Open Days will be held at the Justice Precinct, Christchurch on Sunday March 11.
Canterbury District Commander, Superintendent John Price says the Open Days are equally important for both public and Police.
“This is a great opportunity to have a look around our new building and meet local Police staff and understand the work and purpose of New Zealand Police to make people feel safe, and what we do to keep people safe.
“I’m proud of the team we have here in Canterbury and locally in Christchurch. We are proud to be able to open our doors to our local community and show them our capability and they can take great pride in the Police and the work our staff do in the community,” says Superintendent Price.
There will be plenty of family-friendly activities happening on the day to showcase the different aspects of Policing.
Activities will include displays from the local Police dog squad, Armed Offenders, Road Policing, Recruitment information, general policing displays and a tour of Police Cells.
More information can be found on the Canterbury Police Facebook page here or on the Police website.
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