Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch

What's New?

Solicitor General Crime Prevention Awards
Congratulations go out to Ralph Sell, our Director-South, on receiving a well deserved 2006 Solicitor General Crime Prevention Award.
Ralph Sell joined the Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch in 1993 and has been an active volunteer with many other crime prevention programs in the city.
Ralph is involved in multiple crime prevention initiatives including the Ottewell Community Patrol, the Community Police Radio Network, the Millwood's Community Patrol and the Twin Parks Neighbourhood Foot Patrol, which he organized in 1998.
In December 2005, Ralph graduated from the Citizen's Police Academy in order to increase his knowledge of crime trends and the functioning of police.
Along with the thousands of hours that Ralph has volunteered, he has been a valuable community crime prevention recruiter, convincing others of the importance of citizen involvement towards neighbourhood safety.
"The best thing I enjoy about crime prevention is organizing an area to prevent crime and seeing it become a safer place to live," says Ralph. His actions prove his commitment to this vision.

Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch - What's New?
Cybertip.ca is Canada's Online Tip line for reporting the online sexual exploitation of children. It is a centralized web portal for receiving and addressing reports from the public regarding child pornography, luring, child sex tourism, and children who are exploited through prostitution. Cybertip.ca also provides the public with information, referrals and other resources to help Canadians keep their children safe while on the Internet.

Fraud.org
This national website can be used to report fraud online. Their mission is to give consumers the information they need to avoid becoming victims of telemarketing and Internet fraud and to help them get their complaints to law enforcement agencies quickly and easily.
There is information on this website regarding elder fraud, counterfeit drug fraud, scams against businesses, as well as "breaking news" on new fraud schemes.

New Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) website for the public
Have you had your vehicle or bicycle stolen? You can now search the CPIC website to see if your vehicle or bike has been found.
Is there an abandoned car parked on your street? You can find out if that vehicle has been reported as stolen.
Information on the website is updated daily on vehicles and weekly on other property. If you find your vehicle or bicycle is listed on the website, you should contact your local police for further information.
The search database is located at http://www.cpic-cpic.ca/English/index.cfm