City of Surrey's 2021 - 2025 Financial Plan

RCMP

development, communications, and cellblock operations. Support Services also delivers various community services and programs including client (front counter) services, victim services, youth intervention, restorative justice and crime prevention.

2020 ACCOMPLISHMENTS

PUBLIC SAFETY

• The Operational Communication Centre handled 407,519 calls to either 911 or the Surrey RCMP Non-emergency lines. Police officers were dispatched to roughly 118,000 calls for service. The average response time to emergency (Priority 1) calls was just over 7 minutes (7:01); • The Police Mental Health Outreach Team (“PMHOT”)

continued to support those facing challenges with homelessness, addiction and mental health. PMHOT collaborated with the City of Surrey Bylaws and Engineering Teams to conduct proactive patrols across the City and provide vulnerable clients with referral assistance. PMHOT also and participated in the 2020

Police Mental Health Outreach Team

Homeless Count. In 2020, PMHOT conducted 814 displacement checks and made 3,404 referrals to community partner agencies. The Car 67 program also supported 848 files; •

The Surrey Gang Enforcement Team (“SGET”) continued to provide the Shattering the Image gang prevention and outreach program to both students and community groups in the city of Surrey. In 2020, SGET delivered 62 presentations. SGET also expanded the Inadmissible Patron Program (“IPP”) to include a total of 17 businesses, conducting a total of 468 checks over the year. SGET also conducted a number of enforcement initiatives targeting those involved with gangs and drug trafficking networks; •

Surrey Gang Enforcement Team and Inadmissible Patron Program

The Family & Youth Response Team (“FYRST”) funded under the Surrey Anti- Gang Family Empowerment (“SAFE”) program continued to support families and

City of Surrey | 2021—2025 Financial Plan | General Operating Fund | Police

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