County police reform task force invites residents to speak out at August 5 forums

July 31, 2020

The Westchester County Police Reform and Reimagining Task Force invites you to come and share your thoughts on Wednesday, August 5. To register to speak in person, please email PoliceReformTF@Westchestergov.com or call (914)-995-2921.

To register for the virtual forum, please visit http://ow.ly/2ADh50AMBkS

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