2026 - 2030 Surrey Financial Plan

PUBLIC SAFETY—SURREY POLICE SERVICE

Project plans and strategies were developed and implemented for a number of enforcement projects including:

COMMUNITY WELLNESS Key Activity: Collate baseline crime trend statistics Measurement: Develop localized strategies to address crime trends, district by district Key Activity: Research baseline police response to nuisance non-criminal call trends Measurement: Develop pro-active strategies to mitigate nuisance, non criminal call trends Key Activity: Bolster partnerships with City of Surrey and key stakeholders who assist the unhoused, mentally ill, and addicted Measurement: Partnerships solidified and progressing on mandates Key Activity: Evaluate current suite of community-based programming to assess mandate, role, resourcing and partnerships Measurement: Establish bilateral

• Project Zero was created to address ongoing community concerns related to individuals engaging in disruptive street level activity in key areas of Newton.

• Project Boost and Bust was launched to address

community concerns related to individuals engaging in disruptive street level activity in the City Center area.

The Homelessness Outreach Laision and Action (“HALO”) group was established. Comprised of government, City, and non-profit stakeholders, the HALO group meets weekly to discuss issues and supports related to those experiencing homelessness.

Community programs are continuously being evaluated and updated, and communication with stakeholders is ongoing.

Crime Prevention Coordinators have updated the Block Watch, volunteer, and E-Pass programs to operate under SPS.

The Road Safety Section is regularly liaising with the community to identify traffic hot spots.

communication with stakeholders

The Impaired Driving Unit was created.

COMMUNITY PRIORITIES Key Activity: Identify localized

Community priorities are assessed on an ongoing basis, and has resulted in expanded programs, based on feedback and priorities.

community priorities in partnership with City of Surrey and in consultation with distinct communities Measurement: Develop and implement localized plans to address community priorities

Community 1 st Unit regularly meets with community groups and collects feedback to inform priorities

District Inspectors regularly meet with key stakeholders in their area to collaborate on public safety issues.

City of Surrey | 2026—2030 Financial Plan | General Operating Fund | Public Safety

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