CBC News – ANCHOR crisis response team expanding to cover more neighbourhoods
A crisis response team that has intervened in thousands of mental health and drug calls in central Ottawa is about to expand.
Vanier Safety
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Online Reporting for Non-Emergency Incidents Now Easier and More Accessible
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is upgrading its online incident reporting system to make it easier and faster for residents to report non-emergency incidents in multiple languages from their computer or mobile device.
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Presentation: Problematic Properties
A problem property is a specific occupied or unoccupied address which is the location of ongoing nuisances and disturbances to neighbours and has a history of complaints related to crime and disorder, which affect ongoing community wellbeing.
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Road Safety Action Plan (City of Ottawa)
Road Safety Plan presented by John Wambombo, Safer Roads Ottawa to the Federation of Community Associations
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Letter from the VCA to Ottawa Police Services Board
In the wake of the Convoy and the decision to cancel a public meeting concerning the policing response thereto, the VCA’s Board sent the following letter to the Chair of the Ottawa Police Services Board.
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Neighbourhood Policing Survey
We are celebrating the return of community policing with the announcement of a team of 8 community policing officers who will be working in Vanier / Overbrook. The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has committed to the redeployment of neighbourhood resource teams in three Ottawa neighbourhoods in the fall of 2019. …
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By-Law: VCA asks for more officers and a more proactive approach
VCA presented before the Community and Protective Service Committee following the report published by KPMG about by-law services. We requested : More resources be allocated to Ward 12 and 14 who receive by far the highest request for services Services adopt a more proactive approach and reallocate staff to other…
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Congratulations to Emond Neighbourhood Watch
Emond Neighbourhood Watch received on Monday, November 4th, the Crime Prevention Ottawa Volunteer Program Award. Congratulations to NW members for their dedication to their area.
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Announcement: 30km/h speed limit follow-up questions
Consultant fees to review our 30km/h policy was $14,140 +HST English and French presentation: check our Meetings/Rencontres section We have a few different ways to collect speed data. Manual spot speed surveys require a staff member to go out with a speed radar gun for two hours and collect speeds. The…
