We stand at the forefront of advocacy in our city to ensure safer streets, safer transit, and safer communities.
We will work with the Edmonton Police and advocacy groups to stand up against criminal activity and those who enable crime to flourish.
Families should feel safe in the city they love. Parents need to have confidence their children are safe in public spaces and on public transit.
The safety of Edmontonians is paramount and we will leadership City Hall accountable to ensure they prioritize public safety.
Thefts, violence, and social disorder are impacting Edmontonians. People fear for the safety of their loved ones; dread the shattered glass of their cars, and shudder at the possibility of becoming the next headline. This isn't paranoia— it's the grim reality.
Edmonton Forward is an advocacy organization created to tackle issues of crime and disorder in the city of Edmonton. We have seen the impact of crime in our communities. Assaults, open drug use in transit stations and the LRT’s, lockdowns in malls and schools, and homicides on our streets and downtown core has led to frustrated residents looking for answers. Edmonton Forward is here to do its part in finding creative solutions to these complex community safety problems.
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We are not competing with other agencies or organizations already on the ground but will complement their work. We appreciate the work they do. We will focus on innovative community safety policies, ideas and thought leadership to bring people and resources together for a safer community.
While the Edmonton Police Service has the primary responsibility for community safety and security, Edmonton Forward will enhance the work of the police by advocating for policies and initiatives that support them to meet their public safety mandate.
We do not receive any source of government funding. Edmonton Forward is funded by generous donations of concerned residents and businesses of Edmonton.
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