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workshop will be held Jan. 21 for a foot
patrol forming to help police keep an eye
on two downtown Portland neighborhoods fre
quented by sexual minorities.
The Rainbow Community Foot Patrol will
start training volunteers 9:15 a.m. in the
main meeting room at Multnomah County’s
Central Library, 801 S.W. 10th Ave. Registra
tion is not required to attend the two-hour
gathering.
Co-chairs Dana Roselund and Pam Monette
are working on recruiting volunteers who want
to participate in the foot patrol and make a dif
ference in neighborhoods and parks. They say
they have extensive experience recruiting and
training security team volunteers for Portlands
annual pride festival.
More than 50 volunteers provided security
for last years event. They are hoping some of
those people will he interested in participating.
The foot patrol is a good way to get
involved in the community to be a part of the
solution, Roselund and Monette say. The only
requirement is that volunteers must he at least
18 years old.
The program needs 12 volunteers— two
groups of six— to get it started, Roselund says.
Five people were signed up at press time.
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initially will focus on
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on weekends.
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Roselund says she and
Monette are looking for
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preneurs in the areas
affected and seek feed
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The foot patrol’s mission is to observe, take
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