Safe City Mississauga: 2012 Crime Prevention Conference – McKay, Nishihama

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Safe City Mississauga: 2012 Crime Prevention Conference - McKay, Nishihama Jamieson
CPTED and Mississauga: 20 Years Later Constable Tom McKay Peel Regional Police Cst. McKay is a 27-year veteran of the Peel Regional Police. For the last 20 years, he has been attached to the award-winning Peel Regional Police Crime Prevention Services, where he specializes in CPTED. Tom has lectured extensively on CPTED, and has developed two CPTED courses, which he teaches throughout North America. Wayne Nishihama, OALA, CALA Manager of Urban Design, Planning and Building Department, City of Mississauga Wayne is a landscape architect and a member of the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects. Wayne is actively pursuing the implementation of CPTED concepts and principles in an effort to design safer communities, and he is one of the Founding Directors of CPTED Ontario. Randy Jamieson Senior Project Manager, City of Mississauga Randy is a Senior Project Manager with the Development Section of Community Services, where he works with a dedicated group of people to build the city #39;s parks, trails, and recreation facilities. He has been an active member of the City of Mississauaga #39;s CPTED Committee since it inception in 1996. This session will look at the role Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) has played in the development of a safe Mississauga over the past 20 years. It will look at: What is CPTED? How does it work in Mississauga? Why has it become such a big part of this city #39;s culture? This session will draw on a number of examples and case studies to ...From:SafeCityMissViews:0 0ratingsTime:59:52More inNonprofits Activism

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Safe City Mississauga: 2012 Crime Prevention Conference - McKay, Nishihama