The City of Edmonton said it is launching the Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Dashboard "as Edmonton moves towards becoming the safest city in Canada by 2030.".The city said the dashboard is grounded in Community Safety and Well-Being pillars (Anti-racism; Reconciliation; Safe and Inclusive Spaces; Equitable Policies, Procedures, Standards and Guidelines; Pathways In and Out of Poverty; Crime Prevention and Crime Intervention; and Well-being) and is committed to being data-informed and equity-focused.."The Community Safety and Well-being Dashboard is grounded in seven Community Safety and Well-Being pillars and helps Edmontonians see how the city is changing, as we take action to enhance safety and well-being," the City of Edmonton said.."Every quarter, the dashboard will provide transparent updates on actions the City of Edmonton is taking to affect change.".READ MORE: MURDER CITY: Edmonton has the top homicide rate in Canada.The dashboard will contain:.City-wide indicators that explore the holistic dimensions of safety, such as physical, cultural, and social/psychological safety; and various aspects of well-being rooted in the city’s Well-Being Framework and Social Determinants of Health, such as education, housing, recreation, and belonging.Progress to date on key City of Edmonton-led CSWB initiatives.."All Edmontonians benefit when more people in our city feel safe and included. Community safety and well-being is a responsibility shared by everyone," the City of Edmonton said.."As Edmonton moves towards becoming the safest city in Canada by 2030, the Community Safety and Well-being strategy was developed to help achieve this objective and takes a whole-system approach, having all members of the community working together.".The dashboard will be updated on a quarterly basis and continue to evolve as the City’s CSWB Evaluation Framework is finalized later in 2023..Social disorder continues in Edmonton..READ MORE: UPDATED: Person stabbed to death in north Edmonton near LRT station.The latest slaying happened near Belvedere LRT station in Edmonton..On Sunday, countless police cars and EMS closed off an area on Fort Road and 129 Ave. NW..Witnesses reported seeing a body laying under a tarp at the scene as a police dog searched the area.
The City of Edmonton said it is launching the Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Dashboard "as Edmonton moves towards becoming the safest city in Canada by 2030.".The city said the dashboard is grounded in Community Safety and Well-Being pillars (Anti-racism; Reconciliation; Safe and Inclusive Spaces; Equitable Policies, Procedures, Standards and Guidelines; Pathways In and Out of Poverty; Crime Prevention and Crime Intervention; and Well-being) and is committed to being data-informed and equity-focused.."The Community Safety and Well-being Dashboard is grounded in seven Community Safety and Well-Being pillars and helps Edmontonians see how the city is changing, as we take action to enhance safety and well-being," the City of Edmonton said.."Every quarter, the dashboard will provide transparent updates on actions the City of Edmonton is taking to affect change.".READ MORE: MURDER CITY: Edmonton has the top homicide rate in Canada.The dashboard will contain:.City-wide indicators that explore the holistic dimensions of safety, such as physical, cultural, and social/psychological safety; and various aspects of well-being rooted in the city’s Well-Being Framework and Social Determinants of Health, such as education, housing, recreation, and belonging.Progress to date on key City of Edmonton-led CSWB initiatives.."All Edmontonians benefit when more people in our city feel safe and included. Community safety and well-being is a responsibility shared by everyone," the City of Edmonton said.."As Edmonton moves towards becoming the safest city in Canada by 2030, the Community Safety and Well-being strategy was developed to help achieve this objective and takes a whole-system approach, having all members of the community working together.".The dashboard will be updated on a quarterly basis and continue to evolve as the City’s CSWB Evaluation Framework is finalized later in 2023..Social disorder continues in Edmonton..READ MORE: UPDATED: Person stabbed to death in north Edmonton near LRT station.The latest slaying happened near Belvedere LRT station in Edmonton..On Sunday, countless police cars and EMS closed off an area on Fort Road and 129 Ave. NW..Witnesses reported seeing a body laying under a tarp at the scene as a police dog searched the area.
