Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 6:30 p.m.
Location: Pineridge Community Association
Address: 6024 Rundlehorn Drive NE
Members of the public are invited to attend.
Please call 403-206-8914 for more information.
Thank you for visiting our website. We have worked hard to create a resource that provides information on police oversight and governance in Calgary and we hope our website answers any questions you may have.
With the help of Illumina Research Partners, the Calgary Police Commission has concluded the data collection portion of its annual Citizen Survey. We hope to have the results available in October 2010. Thank you to all citizens who participated in our survey.
The Calgary Police Commission hosted its third public meeting of 2010 at the Varsity Community Centre. At the meeting, we received updates from Districts 3 and 7, in the northwest quadrant of the city. Thank you to all who attended.
The Calgary Police Commission will be closing at 3:30pm on Friday afternoons throughout July and August. The office will also be closed all day on Friday July 9, 2010, the day of the Calgary Stampede Parade.
The Calgary Police Commission hosted another successful Community Dinner, with over 260 attendees from across the city. This is our annual event where community associations and cultural groups have an opportunity to sit down with members of the Calgary Police Commission and the Calgary Police Service to learn more about community policing in our city.
Our third annual Community Policing Awards were presented at the dinner. These awards allow to Calgary Police Commission to recognize individuals and groups in our city who contribute positively to community policing. This year's individual award winner was Fran Barnes, the supervisor of the Southern Alberta Forensic Outpatient Service. This year we had two group winners: the Calgary Youth Justice Society, who make it possible to divert youth away from the justice system and back onto a positive track; and the Victim Assistance Support Teams, who provide 24 hour, 7 day a week, 365 day a year, on call assistance to victims of crime and tragedy.
The Calgary Police Commission 2010 Citizen Survey process has recently concluded. The telephone survey was conducted by Illumina Research Partners. A random sample of Calgarians were contacted by telephone to participate in the survey. Results should be available in October 2010.
The results of our 2009 Citizen Survey are available on our website. They show an increase in satisfaction levels with the Calgary Police Service overall and in specific areas, such as visibility and accessibility.
The Calgary Police Commission would like to thank all Calgarians who participate in the telephone survey and give us valuable feedback on the performance of the Calgary Police Service.
To report a non-emergency, contact the Calgary Police Service at 403-266-1234 or use the Citizen Online Reporting program at www.calgarypolice.ca