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RDCO Crime Prevention co-ordinator Roy Morgan (left) receives the first Business Watch program application from Greater Westside Board of Trade president Craig Garries.
Safeguarding businesses will be the goal of a new crime prevention program in West Kelowna.
Five organizations have teamed up to create Business Watch, which will allow businesses to utilize specialized prevention expertise at no cost.
RDCO Crime Prevention, Greater Westside Board of Trade, City of West Kelowna, Westbank First Nation and RCMP are the groups behind the venture, which those involved believe will be the largest crime prevention program in the Central Okanagan.
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