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    Rutland’s Blue Shirts community patrol programme returns to support local businesses

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    By News Desk on June 19, 2026 Canada
    Rutland’s Blue Shirts community patrol programme returns to support local businesses
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    Get you up to speed: Rutland’s ‘Blue Shirts’ return to support businesses, community

    Business owners are expressing frustration over ongoing theft, disorder, and makeshift camps in their area. In response, a community patrol program called the “Blue Shirts” is being reinstated.

    Authorities are implementing a community patrol programme known as the “Blue Shirts” to address rising concerns over theft and disorder. The initiative aims to restore order while local business owners note an increasing frustration with makeshift camps in the area.

    Local business owners have expressed frustration over ongoing theft and disorder, prompting new community initiatives like the revival of the “Blue Shirts” patrol programme. Authorities have indicated plans to enhance security measures in the area, signalling a renewed focus on addressing public concerns.

    What remains unclear — The specific measures and goals of the revived community patrol programme, “Blue Shirts,” have not been detailed.

    Rutland’s Blue Shirts community patrol programme returns to support local businesses

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    Business owners say they’re tired of dealing with theft, disorder and makeshift camps

    a community patrol program known as the “Blue Shirts” is making a comeback

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