Neighbourhood Empowerment Teams
The Neighbourhood Empowerment Team (NET) has played an integral role in community crime prevention in Edmonton for the past 20 years. NET is the result of a partnership between the City of Edmonton, the Edmonton Police Service, The Family Centre and the United Way of the Alberta Capital Region.
The Teams
A typical team is made up of a City of Edmonton Capacity Builder, an Edmonton Police Service Constable and a Youth Liaison from The Family Centre. Teams offer a mix of social, policing and youth services to Edmonton neighbourhoods with a particular focus on break and enters, theft of vehicle, theft from vehicle and assaults.
Teams are placed in neighbourhoods for a period of two to four years to work alongside the community, and ultimately, reduce crime.
Currently, Neighbourhood Empowerment Teams are located in five Edmonton neighbourhoods:
- 118th Avenue
- Inglewood
- Queen Alexandra
- Killarney
- Forest Heights
Social Media
Want more? Follow the Teams on Facebook, Twitter and Transforming Edmonton.
Follow the Team on Twitter:
Alec Stratford , 118th AvenueCarrie Moquin , InglewoodHannah Wong , Forest HeightsConnie Marciniuk , Queen AlexandraKris Andreychuk , Supervisor of Community Safety
Partners
Edmonton Police Service
The Family Centre
United Way Alberta
For More Information
Kris Andreychuk
| Title | Supervisor, Community Safety |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 780-442-6360 |
| kris.andreychuk@edmontonpolice.ca | |
| https://twitter.com/Kris_NET |
