Roundtable on Crime and Public Safety

New Brunswick’s Roundtable on Crime and Public Safety acts as a venue for community agencies, police, the private sector, academia, First Nations groups and government departments to collaborate on improvements to crime prevention.

The roundtable is chaired by the deputy minister of Justice and Public Safety and supported by the Crime Prevention and Program Development Branch.

The work of the roundtable is guided by New Brunswick’s Crime Prevention and Reduction Strategy. It is intended to address root causes of crime, making better use of human and financial resources to build safer, more secure communities.

The roundtable focuses on informing and engaging stakeholders, as well as leading evidence-based crime prevention efforts in three priority areas: 

• youth
• intimate partner violence
• chronic repeat offending

Crime prevention – The Government of Canada promotes the implementation of effective crime prevention practices, intervening on the risk factors before crime happens.

N.B. Crime Stoppers – Crime Stoppers is a charitable organization and community service program that provides law enforcement with information from anonymous tipsters.

Internet safety | Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Resources and tools to help you teach youth about internet safety. 

Crime Prevention Association of New Brunswick – CPANB aims to promote and support organizations that are creating safer communities and taking action to prevent crime in New Brunswick.