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PROVINCE SUPPORTS LEADING EDGE CRIME REDUCTION INITIATIVE

Released on December 10, 2012

The province of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce a $450,000 investment in Community Mobilization Prince Albert (CMPA). The objective of CMPA is to bring government, human services agencies, police and community organizations together in a forum where interventions for individuals at risk of offending can be discussed. The appropriate interventions are chosen by the group and acted on by the organizations they represent.

"This approach to community safety and wellness has broken down the silos between organizations so at-risk individuals receive targeted community services," Corrections and Policing Minister Christine Tell said. "Our goal is to reduce crime and victimization and help build stronger, safer communities. Investing in Community Mobilization Prince Albert will contribute to that goal."

The staff at the Centre of Responsibility look at community safety and wellness with a focus on long-term community goals and initiatives facing Prince Albert and its citizens. Their role is to help address those challenges at the local and eventually, the provincial levels.

"We are very excited about this agreement," Prince Albert Chief of Police Troy Cooper said. "It will provide the City of Prince Albert and area with the ability to continue the good work that is already being done here. The agreement will allow continued support for a full range of services to our community while fostering the growth of positive and healthy lifestyles that contributes to reducing crime and victimization. It is a program that everyone can be proud of."

The CMPA approach is the model for the province's Building Partnerships to Reduce Crime (BPRC) initiative. Through BPRC, communities receive guidance and tools from Corrections and Policing to help them build their own community mobilization programs. Currently, similar programs are being established in Yorkton, La Ronge, La Loche, Swift Current and Moose Jaw and the North Battleford and Nipawin regions.

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For more information, contact:

Judy Orthner
Justice
Regina
Phone: 306-787-5883
Email: judy.orthner@gov.sk.ca

Ken Hunter
Community Mobilization Prince Albert
Prince Albert
Phone: 306-765-2882
Email: khunter@papolice.ca

Sergeant Kelly McLean
Prince Albert Police Service
Prince Albert
Phone: 306-953-4256

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