Citizens Vigilance Association (temperance association: 1902-1925: Glasgow, Scotland)

The Citizens Vigilance Association was founded in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1902 . Its objectives were the due enforcement of existing licensing and related laws; the suppression of drunkenness; and the promotion of good government in the City.

The Association was governed by a president, a number of vice-presidents including clergy, Members of Parliament and Justices of the Peace, honorary secretary and a solicitor. There were 12 directors and the chairmen of local committees of the Association in Glasgow were ex-officio members. Each electoral district of the city had its own committee. Meetings were held in West Nile Street, Glasgow, and later in Hope Street, Glasgow.

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