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Councilmember Nadeau Ward 1 Town Hall With MPD Chief Smith

Tuesday, November 28, 6:30-8:00 pm

NEW LOCATION:
D.C. Housing Finance Agency
815 Florida Ave. NW

Police Chief Pamela Smith has accepted Councilmember Nadeau’s invitation to meet with Ward 1 residents on Tuesday, November 28, 6:30-8 pm at the D.C. Housing Finance Agency, 815 Florida Ave. NW. Chief Smith will share crime statistics for Ward 1 and her plans for policing in the ward, including topics such as allocation of officers and resources, community policing, and more. She will also take questions from the audience. Residents may submit questions in advance online or by contacting my office: 202-724-8181. Registration is not required.

We will also live stream the meeting for those who wish to watch from home. We will not be able to take live questions from those watching online.

To submit questions, watch live, and for more info, please visit: brianneknadeau.com/ward1-chief-town-hall

Watch the Town Hall Live

Live stream will be visible here when the meeting begins.

Submit Your Question in Advance

If you would like to submit your question in advance, you may do so here. We will also take questions live from the audience.

We will not be able to take questions via this form after 6 pm on the evening of the event.

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