Joint Policing Committee (JPC) - Cork County PPN

Committee Purpose

The purpose of Joint Policing Committees (JPCs) is to develop greater consultation and cooperation on policing and crime issues between An Garda Síochána, Local Authorities and the Community and Voluntary sectors.

The Cork County Joint Policing Committee Strategic Plan 2016-2021 was completed in June 2016. The strategy sets out a range of priorities, strategic objectives and strategic actions following an analysis of the county and an extensive consultation process. The plan is intended to deliver on opportunities afforded by maximising cooperation between all of the key actors involved in safety and security of the county by working in a coherent, efficient and integrated manner. It is also intended to link with other appropriate plans and strategies in particular the relevant objectives in the Local Economic and Community Plans that serve County Cork.

To find out more, check out the section on the Joint Policing Committee on the Cork County Council’s website.

PPN Seats Available

7 PPN Seats Available – Comprising of:

7 Seats – Community & Voluntary Pillar
0 Seats- Social Inclusion Pillar
0 Seats – Environment Pillar

Ena Howell

Community & Voluntary

Macroom

I.C.A.

I have been involved with the I.C.A. for 40 years. It is a community-based organisation that focuses on the needs of women in the community. We have a long tradition of support, fun and friendship. We work with other organisations on events and fundraise for local services both at local and national level. We provide courses and classes for members and non-members in our residential college in Drogheda, Co. Louth ‘An Grianan’- Our Home from Home for All.

Gerry Moore

Community & Voluntary

Cobh

Carrigaloe Community Council

Born Drogheda 1955. Education- St Joseph’s CBS primary and secondary, Drogheda Vocational School, The Open University (Social Science). Career- 1971 Apprentice Motor Mechanic, 1972-76 Army, 1976-2004 Prison Service. Served in Portlaoise, Dublin and later, Spike Island in Administration. Retired 2004. Voluntary member Society of St Vincent de Paul. Founding Member Cobh Youth Services and Cobh No Name Club. Co-Founded Carrigaloe Community Association. Chairman 2014 – 2021.

John Fuller

Community & Voluntary

Kanturk Mallow Municipal District

Kanturk Community Council and IRD Duhallow

John Fuller was a member of An Garda Siochana for 40 years and during that period was the first Community Garda in the Kanturk Garda District. John was very active in all Community organisations at that time. John was elected to the Joint Policing Committee for almost 10 years previously.

Sean Kelly

Community & Voluntary

Kanturk Mallow Municipal District

Bweeng Community Hall and Grounds

Sean KellyMember of Cork County PPN representing the Mallow Area. Chairman Kilshannig Community Alert & active in Community Alert for many years. Chairman of Bweeng National School Board of Management. Chairman Blackwater Employment Scheme; recently retired as chairman Bweeng Community having served as chair for 10 years during which time community public amenities were provided in Bweeng of Playground, Basketball/Tennis Court, amenity Walkway in the Community Field/Grounds, refurbished community hall with new roof, upgraded community hall toilets, resurfaced community grounds carpark and community outdoor facilities available to all age groups for exercise and enjoyment, i.e. active running club and Soccer Club in the community field. Member of Kilshannig GAA Club. Active involvement in community matters for over 40 years.