Community Safety and Well-Being Planning

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Thank you to everyone who shared their insight and ideas regarding the development of the Community Safety & Well-Being Plan. As we move forward, we will continue to work closely with partners throughout Thunder Bay.


Read the Plan:


CSWB 2021 Plan 2021 - 2025


For more information, check out the Document Library, which includes the following Population Level Indicator Report and the "What We Heard" Reports for Phase 1 and Phase 2:

June 2021 Population Level Indicator Report

“What We Heard” Report: Phase 2

"What We Heard" Report: Phase 1


Background

The Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019, S.O. 2019, c. 1, Sched. 1 Part XVI mandates every municipality across Ontario to prepare and adopt a Community Safety and Well-being Plan by July 2021. The Thunder Bay CSWB plan will outline strategies and actions to improve safety and well-being for everyone in Thunder Bay.

The new legislation requires a CSWB plan that proactively addresses locally identified priority risks to community safety and well-being. Additional requirements are also outlined in the legislation pertaining to conducting consultations, contents of the plan, and monitoring, evaluating, reporting and publishing the plan.

On March 11, 2019, Thunder Bay City Council appointed the Crime Prevention Council as the Advisory Committee to oversee the development of the CSWB plan for Thunder Bay.

The province has developed a Framework to guide municipalities in this work, which encourages a deeper understanding of four areas to ensure local plans are efficient and effective in making communities safer and healthier. These include Social Development, Prevention, Risk Intervention and Incident Response.

Contact Us

COMMUNITY SAFETY & WELL-BEING THUNDER BAY

Development & Emergency Services

Victoriaville Civic Centre

111 Syndicate Ave. S. Thunder Bay, ON P7E 6S4

General Manager: Karen Lewis

Coordinator: Lee-Ann Chevrette

www.thunderbay.ca/cswb

Thank you to everyone who shared their insight and ideas regarding the development of the Community Safety & Well-Being Plan. As we move forward, we will continue to work closely with partners throughout Thunder Bay.


Read the Plan:


CSWB 2021 Plan 2021 - 2025


For more information, check out the Document Library, which includes the following Population Level Indicator Report and the "What We Heard" Reports for Phase 1 and Phase 2:

June 2021 Population Level Indicator Report

“What We Heard” Report: Phase 2

"What We Heard" Report: Phase 1


Background

The Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019, S.O. 2019, c. 1, Sched. 1 Part XVI mandates every municipality across Ontario to prepare and adopt a Community Safety and Well-being Plan by July 2021. The Thunder Bay CSWB plan will outline strategies and actions to improve safety and well-being for everyone in Thunder Bay.

The new legislation requires a CSWB plan that proactively addresses locally identified priority risks to community safety and well-being. Additional requirements are also outlined in the legislation pertaining to conducting consultations, contents of the plan, and monitoring, evaluating, reporting and publishing the plan.

On March 11, 2019, Thunder Bay City Council appointed the Crime Prevention Council as the Advisory Committee to oversee the development of the CSWB plan for Thunder Bay.

The province has developed a Framework to guide municipalities in this work, which encourages a deeper understanding of four areas to ensure local plans are efficient and effective in making communities safer and healthier. These include Social Development, Prevention, Risk Intervention and Incident Response.

Contact Us

COMMUNITY SAFETY & WELL-BEING THUNDER BAY

Development & Emergency Services

Victoriaville Civic Centre

111 Syndicate Ave. S. Thunder Bay, ON P7E 6S4

General Manager: Karen Lewis

Coordinator: Lee-Ann Chevrette

www.thunderbay.ca/cswb

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  • Racism and Discrimination

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    Each of us has a story of what racism and discrimination means to us as individuals and as a community. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:  

    What do you see as a practical next step that we, as a community, individual or organization, could take towards addressing racism—including systemic racism and discrimination in Thunder Bay?

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters! 

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to address racism and discrimination in Thunder Bay. 




  • Housing

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    Each of us has a story of what housing means to us as individuals and as a community. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:

    How can we work as a community to address housing issues in Thunder Bay, so that everyone has access to safe and affordable housing?

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters!  

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to improve housing.


  • Mental Well-Being

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    Each of us has a story of what mental well-being means to us as individuals and as a community.  The local priority includes mental health, substance misuse (i.e., drugs and alcohol), stigma and social isolation. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:

    What can we do in Thunder Bay to improve mental well-being , and ensure mental ehalth is valued, promoted and protected?

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters!  

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to improve mental well-being.


  • Poverty Reduction and Financial Empowerment

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    Each of us has a story of what poverty reduction and financial empowerment means to us as individuals and as a community. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:

    What is required to address poverty in Thunder Bay? Think about all people, no matter their age, race, creed, culture or walk of life.

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters!  

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to improve financial security and poverty reduction. 


  • Community Violence, with a focus on Gender-based Violence

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    Each of us has a story of what community violence and gender-based violence means to us as individuals and as a community. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:

    How can individuals and groups create safe and effective ways to prevent community violence, and gender-based violence in Thunder Bay?

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters!  

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to reduce gender-based violence and violence against women. 


  • Supports for Children, Youth and Families

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    Each of us has a story of what supports are most required in Thunder Bay for children, youth and families. We ask that you reflect on your experiences or those of a friend, family member or neighbour and answer the following question:

    How can we, as individuals, organizations and a community, work together to ensure that supports and services needed by children, youth and families are available and accessible in Thunder Bay?

    Thank you for sharing your ideas. Your voice matters!  

    This conversation will be moderated, please be sensitive to others with your commentary. All submissions will be publicly displayed on the website. Your feedback will be included in our analysis to help develop actions and strategies to reduce gender-based violence and violence against women.