HKPF holds SafeCity Ambassadors Appointment and Recognition Ceremony 2026 today

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

HKPF holds SafeCity Ambassadors Appointment and Recognition Ceremony 2026 today  
     Addressing the ceremony, the Commissioner of Police, Mr Chow Yat-ming, noted that the Force will continue to utilise the SafeCity.HK website and the SafeCity Ambassador network, to deliver crime prevention messages more quickly, in a more accessible manner, and in ways that better meet public needs. The Force will also remain committed to advancing smart policing by applying artificial intelligence (AI) to integrate big data for analysis and forecasting, enabling early identification of potential crime risks. He added that the Force will also strengthen collaboration with innovation and technology enterprises, the community, and various stakeholders to promote wider application of AI. Through collaboration among multiple parties in developing AI initiatives, the Force will further enhance its operational efficiency and its capability to combat crime.
 
     Mr Chow believes that as long as the Force and the public work together, and the community at large actively participates in the fight against crime, Hong Kong will continue to remain a safe city that everyone can take pride in.
 
     At the ceremony, the new batch of 15 “SafeCity Ambassadors” were presented with their certificates of appointment.

     Over the past three years, the CPB has appointed more than 100 “SafeCity Ambassadors” to assist the Police in disseminating anti-crime messages and enhancing community awareness of crime prevention through various channels, including company intranets, shopping mall television screens and information displays in commercial and residential buildings.
 
     In addition, representatives of seven organisations were presented with the “Outstanding Contribution Award” and the Water Supplies Department was recognised with the accolade of “SafeCity Crime Prevention Partner” for actively responding to the call for publicity in the past year.
 
     To further enhance crime prevention publicity, the CPB launched the SafeCity.HK websiteIssued at HKT 18:09

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