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A New Safety Network

Terry Came Street Coordinators Unite to Reduce Crime and Strengthen Community

In a show of collaboration and community spirit, street coordinators from a cluster of nearby streets in the Terry Came area recently came together for a special gathering aimed at strengthening local safety and connection.

The event provided a valuable opportunity for coordinators - many of whom had never met in person - to get to know one another, share experiences, and exchange practical ideas for reducing crime in their neighbourhoods. From discussing successful deterrents to identifying common concerns, the gathering sparked a lively and constructive dialogue.

But the most impactful outcome was the formation of a new inter-street network. This grassroots initiative now enables coordinators to quickly alert one another if suspicious activity arises nearby, creating a real-time safety net across the area. The network also allows for better coordination during emergencies and supports proactive crime prevention efforts.

Beyond safety, the gathering fostered a deeper sense of community. Neighbours discovered shared goals, built trust, and laid the foundation for ongoing collaboration. As one coordinator put it, “It’s not just about crime; it's about knowing who’s around you and feeling like we’re all in this together.”

This initiative marks a promising step forward for the Terry Came area, demonstrating how local leadership and neighbourly connection can make a tangible difference. With stronger ties and a shared commitment to safety, the community can be better equipped than ever to look out for one another.



 

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