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Neighbours helping neighbours in crime prevention
The Stony Plain and District Crime Prevention Association (SPDCPA)
​promotes crime prevention ​programs and initiatives. 
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Our Mission
Our objective is to prevent crime within the territorial jurisdiction of the Stony Plain detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). We coordinate representatives from the various crime prevention groups operating in these areas. 
Our main purpose is to alert citizens to criminal activities, educate them about crime prevention, and assist with crime prevention activities.

​We also act as an advisory committee on policing issues for the RCMP.

What do we do to reduce crime?

We initiate crime prevention projects and support and/or coordinate crime prevention activities with our member associations. 
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Our crime prevention activities include:

  • Public education
  • Continued operation of the Fan-Out System
  • Formal crime prevention programs
  • O.H.V Safety Program
  • Fraud awareness

Crime in the Community

Criminal activity such as break and entry, theft, vandalism, trespassing, and poaching are steadily increasing in rural Alberta. Many of these incidents can be prevented or suspects apprehended through the cooperative efforts of the community and law enforcement agencies.
Who Pays For Crime?
Everyone. Crime is costing us millions of dollars every year.

​These costs are reflected not only in loss of property but also in higher insurance premiums, replacement or repair of equipment, lost production time for the farmers and ranchers, and depletion of precious fish and wildlife resources and habitats.  

GET INVOLVED

Statistics show where there is organized crime prevention there is a significant reduction in criminal activity. A cooperative effort helps make our communities safer for everyone.

What can you do?
  • Report all unusual or suspicious occurrences to the RCMP or local law enforcement officers
  • Report any suspicious or erratically driven vehicles to the RCMP and local law enforcement officers
  • Inventory and mark moveable property
  • Erect all signs supplied to you -- they are a deterrent
  • Support your local crime prevention association
  • Assist with crime prevention programs in your community
  • Get to know your neighbours
  • Be an active crime prevention advocate in your home, school, and community
  • Become part of your local crime prevention association

HOW CAN I JOIN?

​You can join your local crime prevention association in two ways:
1 ) Contact the Parkland RCMP detachment at 780-968-7267 or 825-220-2000, who will refer you to the appropriate association representative.
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​​2) Visit our Chapters section of this website for a list of local associations and contact numbers.
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