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Donna Hladun

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hladun@shaw.ca

CRISP Partnerships

The CRISP team is uniquely qualified to implement successful, comprehensive and integrated safety initiatives owing to a diverse and multi-sectoral group of experienced, skilled and committed traffic safety and injury prevention stakeholders. The team includes researchers, engineers, enforcement officers, injury prevention experts, traffic safety professionals and communicators.

Success by the partnership has been achieved on a number of fronts, not the least of which is creating a model of regional cooperation at a time when such cooperation is being encouraged by governments and expected by the public.

Our Partnerships

City of Edmonton

Size of Municipality: 972,223

Vision Zero at the City of Edmonton

First adopted in 2015, Edmonton remains deeply committed to Vision Zero: zero traffic related fatalities or serious injuries by 2032. A safe transportation system contributes to all four of the City of Edmonton’s strategic goals: healthy city, urban places, climate resiliency and regional economic prosperity.

Strategic Statement

The City of Edmonton saves lives and eliminates serious injuries through the application of an evidence-based safe systems approach. Throughout 2020, the City is working collaboratively with citizens and partners to develop the Safe Mobility Strategy 2021-2025. The purpose of the Safe Mobility Strategy is to achieve Vision Zero through safe and livable streets in Edmonton. We will use this project as an opportunity to partner with Edmontonians to better understand their experience using our roads, sidewalks, crossings, bike routes and shared pathways.

Why We Are a Partner of CRISP

Every year in the capital region, thousands of people are injured or killed in preventable collisions that cause substantial personal and financial costs. These collisions result in higher insurance premiums, increased wait times for emergency services and medical care, higher taxes, legal costs, lost productivity and travel delays. If we consider the pain and suffering of victims and their families, the cost of these preventable collisions is immeasurable.

The City of Edmonton is committed to reducing the occurrence and severity of collisions throughout the capital region and is proud to be a member of CRISP. We recognize that we are successful when we work together, and believe that working in partnership with CRISP is a way to achieve our goal of Vision Zero, and a safe, livable city for all.

Learn more at Edmonton.ca/VisionZero

City of St. Albert

St. Albert celebrates a rich history that dates back over 150 years. Known as the Botanical Arts City, St.Albert has: 

  • 61,000 residents
  • Over 3,000 businesses

Minutes from Edmonton, residents enjoy its picturesque landscape, over 85 kilometres of trails, state-of-the-art recreational facilities, countless amenities and a robust arts and culture community. Ranked #1 Best Place to Live in Canada by MoneySense in 2014, St. Albert embraces families, businesses and supports a lifestyle where everyone can thrive.

Discover St. Albert

Strathcona County

Strathcona County is a specialized municipality located to the east of Edmonton, Alberta. The County has a population of over 92,000 and includes the urban area of Sherwood Park and a large rural area with eight hamlets. Intersection Safety is a priority for Strathcona County. We are proud to partner with the other members of the Capital Region Intersection Safety Partnership to improve intersection safety in the Capital Region.

More information on Strathcona County

City of Spruce Grove

Spruce Grove, Alberta, is a vibrant, dynamic city located approximately 11 kilometres west of the provincial capital. Spruce Grove has become one of Western Canada’s fastest growing communities with a population of 35,766. It offers an ideal mix of conveniences, shopping and restaurants, side by side with plenty of recreation and leisure options, including more than 40 kilometers of all-weather trails which connects many of the city’s neighbourhoods, playgrounds and parks. This makes Spruce Grove a great place to live, work and raise a family. The City of Spruce Grove strives to have one of the safest road systems in the province for all road users. This can be achieved through education, awareness and enforcement. It is committed in developing partnerships, sharing resources, and expertise to integrate safety research to reduce the severity and frequency of collisions, which in turn promotes personal and community safety. For more information, visit https://www.sprucegrove.org
 City of Spruce Grove

City of Fort Saskatchewan

For more information, visit City of Fort Saskatchewan

City of Fort Saskatchewan

Town of Stony Plain

Following Highway 16, the Town of Stony Plain is located 17 kilometres west of the City of Edmonton with a current population of 17,842. We are a community proud of its history and heritage, with our well known murals and bridges located throughout the Town. Stony Plain is an active town with over 43 kilometres of trails, creating pedestrian and bicycle use as additional methods to vehicles to explore our community. Stony Plain strives to create safe neighborhoods to live, work, play, walk and drive in for all residents and visitors. We recognize this is not something we can accomplish alone and therefore work with many partners such as the Capital Region Intersection Safety Partnership to engage the community in achieving this objective together. For more information, visit Town of Stony Plain
 Town of Stony Plain

City of Leduc

Leduc, a dynamic city of over 33,000 people, is the southern gateway to Alberta’s Capital Region and one of the fastest-growing communities in Canada. Located next to Highway 2 and the Edmonton International Airport. The City of Leduc is pleased to announce the successful start-up of the Community Safety Advisory Committee (CSAC). The driving force of the committee comes from the 2012 Policing Model Review that recommended the City of Leduc broaden community based policing, to include a more holistic Community Safety approach. Committee members represent key sectors of the community, including City Council, Fire, Police, Enforcement Services, Health, and Education, seniors, Business, Youth and the community at large. Our primary goal is to establish and reach community safety program targets. This will be accomplished with a team approach and objective focused program. The involvement of the City of Leduc with CRISP is consistant with and an enhancement to our overall safety vision. For more information on Leduc please visit us at: https://www.leduc.ca/trafficsafety
City of Leduc

Town of Morinville

For more information, visit the Town of Morinville.

Town of Morinville

Edmonton Police Service

Edmonton Police Service Traffic & Vehicles

RCMP

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Alberta Transportation

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Alberta Health Services

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CRISP PARTNERS

Collaborative teams focused on
integrated intersection safety.