CPLC Member Application Process

Applicant must attend a minimum of three (3) CPLC meetings prior to applying for membership.
Once the meeting attendance requirement is met and the applicant is still interested in joining the CPLC he/she can then download the Community Consultative Application Form (Form).
The applicant should complete the Form in its entirety and return it via email to the CPLC Co-Chair.
The Form will be reviewed by the CPLC Executives. Prior to membership, the Unit Commander or designate will conduct a background check on the applicant. Any results thereof will remain confidential between the Unit Commander or TPS designate and the applicant.
22 Division will advise the CPLC Co-Chair of the the applicant’s approval and he/she will then contact the applicant to welcome him/her on board.

FAQs

You do not need to be a member of our CPLC to attend any one of our general meetings as a public observer. Everyone is welcome.
CPLC members shall be individuals who live or work in the respective Division/District, and participate with organizations functioning within the respective Division/District.
Potential members facing criminal charges will not be eligible for membership.
Yes, as noted above, all members must go through a background check before they can be approved for CPLC membership.
Yes, copies of government issued identification must be provided with the application as verifivation of your identity.
From the receipt date of the submitted application the process can take anywhere between one (1) to two (2) weeks.
Should a member be charged with a criminal offence, the member shall notify the Unit Commander of such circumstances immediately; failure to do so may result in removal from the Committee.
We meet once per month from January to June and September to December annually. The following year’s meeting schedule is usually at the December meeting.
Yes, all members are also expected to participate in a least two (2) CPLC organized events every year in order to retain their membership status. Although not an exhaustive list, examples of such events are (i) Annual Town Hall, (ii) 22 Division Community Summer Festival and (iii) Fundraising Gala.