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The job of a Police Constabulary Representative (REP) is to take suggestions, questions and complaints to the appropriate authorities so that any query is dealt with in the best possible manner. Feel free to approach your constab REP for any concern and they'll be able to sort you out or redirect you to the right figure. As suggested by the name, they represent the lower ranks to the Police Board meetings.
Most constabulary representatives can also be contacted through the use of forms in which individuals are able to express their ideas in a written form and are also able to remain anonymous.
| Constabulary | Form |
|---|---|
| City of Kavala | LINK |
| West Altis | LINK |
| East Altis | LINK |
| Road Traffic Unit | LINK |
| Police Academy | LINK |
