Community Safety

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Community Safety currently encompasses the work of several initiatives that are implemented in partnership with key stakeholders:

Each program strives to enhance the well-being and safety of Edmontonians through their unique lens that will encourage citizens to feel safe, empowered and supported in a way that will help them connect with and enrich our communities.

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Download the Neighbourhood Response Guide

This guide helps you make the right call at the right time. It informs you on what to do and who to call in case you witness a range of situations from vandalism, intoxication and substance abuse to property and business concerns. It also provides tangible steps to increase safety and minimize risk.

Learn More About the Neighbourhood Response Guide

Download Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

The Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) booklet provides a quick and practical guide to steps Edmontonians can take to make their property safer.

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

Catalytic Converter Theft

Report the theft of a catalytic converter or concerns regarding illicit or suspicious resale of scrap metals to the Edmonton Police Service.

The purchase and sale of scrap metal, including catalytic converters, is regulated by the provincial government under the Scrap Metal Dealer and Recycler Registration Act.

See Government of Alberta's Scrap Metal Transaction for additional information regarding the Scrap Metal Dealer and Recycler Registration Act and associated Protecting Alberta Industry from Theft Act.

Canada Post Service Disruption

Community Safety

Resources

Catalytic Converter Theft

Responding to Homelessness in our Communities

Community Safety and Well Being Strategy

Edmonton’s Downtown Core and Transit System Safety Plan