CITIZEN'S COMMUNITY SAFETY WATCH
Our Citizen's Community Safety Watch program is generously supported by grants from the
City of Surrey and the Provincial Government of British Columbia
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In 1981, the Surrey Crime Prevention Society began one of the first Citizen’s Community Safety Watch programs in the Province.
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Today, staff members and dozens of CCSW volunteers work closely with Surrey RCMP District Offices, Surrey Fire Department, City Bylaws, Parks, Recreation and Culture, Surrey Libraries and local businesses.
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Highly trained and well-equipped Citizen Community Safety Watch volunteers, tour throughout the City of Surrey in teams of two from Thursday to Sunday from 9:00 pm – 2:00 am.
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These volunteers are the additional “eyes and ears” for community partners in all five districts throughout the city. Community partners call upon our volunteers to support them on a variety of functions.
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It is crucial to note that our volunteers never engage any in any unsafe activities and only observe and report as required.
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Volunteers observe, record and report all suspicious activity observed to the various community partners. This program runs out of the Surrey Crime Prevention Society Head Office.
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For more information on how to become a volunteer for this program apply here.
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