Cavan safety partnership meets to address local community concerns
The Cavan Local Community Safety Partnership gathered with elected officials at Hotel Kilmore today to strategise on regional security initiatives. This collaborative session focused on refining public safety measures and strengthening inter-agency cooperation across the county.
The Cavan Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP) convened a private session with elected representatives at Hotel Kilmore in Cavan on 14 September 2026. This gathering served as a platform to deliberate on essential safety priorities and the progress of ongoing security initiatives throughout the county.
Participants included members of the Cavan LCSP, Oireachtas representatives, county councillors, and officials from An Garda Síochána, the HSE, TUSLA, and Cavan County Council. Cllr. John Paul Feeley, serving as LCSP Chairperson, opened the proceedings by emphasising the vital role of cross-agency collaboration in fostering resilient and secure neighbourhoods. He reiterated the partnership's dedication to delivering practical, community-led actions that enhance the wellbeing of all residents.
The assembly engaged in a thorough dialogue regarding several pressing matters, including Garda resourcing, strategies to combat drug-related intimidation, and the distribution of illegal substances. Attendees also addressed critical support systems for victims of domestic violence and examined the future of policing services in West Cavan. The LCSP intends to maintain this momentum by utilising an evidence-based approach to resolve local safety challenges in partnership with the public.