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1) The document discusses strategies for creating safer communities in the City of Maribyrnong, including building community harmony, partnerships with police and other groups, and planning neighborhoods for safety. 2) Key initiatives mentioned include community safety events each October, a taskforce to address safety issues, and regulating rooming houses to ensure fire safety. 3) Creating safe communities requires cooperation across different levels of government and with community groups.
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