Would you like to learn how you can make your house and community safer?

Join us on the last Tuesday of each month, to learn different topics and strategies to reduce opportunities for crime. Guest speakers will attend and provide information and advice. Learn how to report vandalism, graffiti, crime and suspicious activities. Talk about your concerns regarding neighbourhood safety and have the opportunity to share your ideas to improve safety.

Locks, windows, doors, fencing, cameras, lighting, and landscaping are just some of the tools we can use to reduce the attractiveness of potential crime targets.  The practice of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) ensures that all spaces are defined, properly designed, and have a designated use.  These are some of the strategies and tools we will discuss how to use to deter crime within and around properties and the community.

Tuesday, February 27
7 to 8 p.m.
Knottwood Community Hall
Cost: FREE

Registration is required. Please register below to reserve your spot.

Questions? Email neighbourhoodwatch@knottwoodcommunity.ca.

Speaker #1: Nicole Nunes, Community Safety Liason – Neighbourhood Empowerment Team

Nicole has a over 10 years experience in social work, including a background in criminology and social work. The Neighbourhood Empowerment Team (NET) works with residents, community, businesses and organizations to build solutions to create safe and vibrant neighbourhoods and communities. NET is a partnership between the City of Edmonton, the Edmonton Police Service, The Family Centre and the United Way of the Alberta Capital Region.

Learn more about NET