Greater Sudbury Police Service Community Safety Forum Tuesday, February 6 th, 2007 Ward 2

Greater Sudbury Police Service

Community Safety ForumTuesday, February 6th, 2007

Ward 2

Community Safety Forum - 2007Our Community ~ Our Commitment

Notre communauté ~ Notre engagement

AGENDA

Overview of the Business Planning Process

Community Views – Top of Mind Issues

Greater Sudbury Police Service Response Rural Community Based Policing Service Delivery Model for the outlying areas Questions / Discussion



BUSINESS PLANNING PROCESSDevelopment of the 2008 – 2010 Business Plan

The processes to be utilized in the development of the 2008 – 2010 Business Plan include the following elements: Consultative Workshop with all stakeholders

Review Current Vision, Mission, Values, Core Value Define Strategic Directions Develop Goals and Objectives Identify Performance Indicators, Timelines, Accountability

External Survey by Oraclepoll

Community Safety Forums

Input from the Community Solutions Team

Internal Survey of GSPS members

Review 2005 – 2007 Business Plan



COMMUNITY VIEWSPrevious Community Safety Forums

Previous Forums have identified the following concerns:Problems with youthOfficer presence and visibilityTraffic related concerns (speeding

vehicles, snowmobiles & ATV’s)Property crime (break and enters, thefts)Need for more patrols and increased

police visibilityNeed for additional police officers



POLICE – SELECT CRIME STATISTICSWard 2 (Walden, Lively, Copper Cliff)

2005 vs. 2006

37

88 85

3

119

28

73

27

76

98

1

104

20

55

020406080

100120140

Assault Break & Enter Mischief Robbery Theft Theft of MotorVehicle

Traffic Complaint

2005 2006



POLICE – CALLS FOR SERVICEWard 2 (Walden, Lively, Copper Cliff)

2005 = 2,051 calls 2006 = 2,280 calls

Increase of 11%

Represents 4% of our annual call volume (55,000 calls for service per year)



RURAL COMMUNITY BASED POLICINGLionel E. Lalonde Centre - District 2

Police, Fire, EMS, Emergency Operations Centre. Operational in Spring of 2007

Storefront Officers will deploy from LEL

14 additional officers for Greater Sudbury possible through the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services Safer Communities - 1,000 Officers

Partnerships Program



RURAL COMMUNITY BASED POLICINGOrganizational Chart

R U R A L C O M M U N I T Y B A S E D P O L I C I N GD I S T R I C T 2

L io n el E . La lond e C e ntre

1 S ta ff S e rg e a n t

S up p o rt

T ra ffic(E n forcem en t/Inve s tiga tion )

1 S ergeant6 C o ns tab les

C o llis io n R e p o rtin gC e n tre

5 C o ns tab les1 T raffic C lerk

R u ra l P o lic eT e a m s

1 S ergeant

R u ra l C o m m u n ityR e s p o n s e U n it

3 C o ns tab les

R ura l S qua d

5 C o ns tab les

P ro p e rty

1 S up ervis o r1 D rug O ffic er

2 C lerks

T ra in in g B ra n c h

1 S ergeant2 C o ns tab les

1 S up p o rt

R u ra l U n ifo rm(W a ld e n , Ra y s id e , Le v a ck , Va lle y Ea s t,

C a p re o l, D o w lin g , C o p p e r C lif f))

5 S er g ean ts3 0 C o n s tab les



SERVICE DELIVERY MODELDistrict 2

No Reduction In Service Storefront offices will remain open and officers

will continue to utilize them Officers will:

Remain in their zone for their tour of duty Respond to Uniform calls for service and related

assignments in their zone Work when required in storefront

Number of Uniform patrol officers assigned to the zones will remain the same

Volunteers will continue to work at the Storefronts



SERVICE DELIVERY MODELDistrict 2

BenefitsAdded new officers and dedicated

functions to our Rural Police Team Rural Community Response Unit (3

additional officers) Rural Squad (5 additional officers)

Enhanced police visibility throughout the zones

Additional patrol time

Increased enforcement



TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT UNIT

Rural Squad will work in conjunction with the Traffic Unit to increase visibility and enforcement in the outlying areas through the use of specialized equipment

Increased trail patrols with snowmobiles and ATV’s complaints

Enhanced Marine Unit means more coverage on area lakes and waterways

Traffic complaints in the zones will be responded to in a more timely fashion

Traffic enforcement will be enhanced



VOLUNTEERS

Volunteer Program is currently under review. Enhanced volunteer opportunities for citizens

residing in all outlying areas

Volunteers will continue to work at Storefronts

Storefront locations may receive infrastructure improvements



OUR MISSION

The members of the Greater Sudbury Police Service are committed to providing quality policing in partnership with our community

How can we better serve you and our community

Questions / Discussion

Documents

Greater Sudbury Police Service Community Safety Forum Tuesday, February 6 th, 2007 Ward 2