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Residents warned of scams during the holidays

Scams happen all year, but there are a few types of scams that can get worse during the holiday season. Please take the time to educate yourself on how these scams work and then talk to your friends and family about them. The Romance Scam Online romance scams happen all year, but can get worse […]

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Pedestrian Safety – get your free reflector!

It’s getting dark out there, and now is the time to be thinking about making yourself visible while you walk. On average, 76 per cent more pedestrians are injured in crashes from November to January every year when conditions are dark and weather is poor compared to June to August in B.C.* The New Westminster […]

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NWPD Charity Golf Tournament

Join us in supporting two fantastic charities with a game of golf and a delicious dinner. Once you’ve finished the course, join us in the clubhouse for cocktails, mingling, dinner, a silent auction and some amazing prizes. Call Constable Wendy Bowyer for tickets: 604-724-6764 or email wbowyer@nwpolice.org.

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Back to school safety tips

As children head back to school this fall, the New Westminster Police Department Traffic Unit are reminding motorists to slow down and pay attention in school zones. Drivers – Every school day, unless otherwise posted, the speed limit is 30 km/h in school zones. Parents – Go over your child’s walk/cycle route to school with […]

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Rest in Peace Police Service Dog Cade

Cade, a Police Service Dog with the Integrated Police Dog Service, was born April 2011 and died suddenly overnight July 30th 2017. “It is with honour and pride that we remember Cade,” stated Chief Constable Dave Jones. “Police Service Dogs exhibit tremendous bravery, and provide a valuable service to both police officers and the public.” […]

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Register your bike to reduce theft

In Vancouver alone 5 – 6 bikes are reported stolen every day and only a few get returned to their owners when recovered by police. Why so few? Because many owners don’t record and share their bike serial number and description. Help defend against the bike theft epidemic by: Registering your bike with 529 Garage bike […]

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Safe-Tea Crime Prevention for Seniors

Come and participate in our popular free seniors Safe-Tea workshop. June 22 from 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Join us for tea, baked goods, and crime prevention tips. We will have an open dialogue and an informative presentation around current hot topics such as scams (email, mail, internet, and phone); warm weather home safety (open windows and […]

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Crime trends for the week of May 15

The New Westminster Police Department wants residents to be aware of the following recent crimes so that residents can take precautions: Theft of Autos in the Sapperton area. Remember to park in well-lit areas, lock your doors, and report all suspicious activity. Theft from Autos in the Sapperton area. Thieves have been smashing windows to steal […]

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Crime trends for the week of May 8

The New Westminster Police Department wants residents to be aware of the following recent crimes so that residents can take precautions: Bicycle theft from the Quayside Drive area. Please lock your bikes with two locks, and record and photograph the serial number. Serial numbers can often be found on the pedal or crank shaft. Theft […]

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Crime trends for the week of May 1

The New Westminster Police Department wants residents to be aware of the following recent crimes so that residents can take precautions: Break-Ins along East Royal Avenue to apartment and condo building mail boxes. Please report suspicious activity, regularly check your mail, and make sure building door is secure and no one follows you in. Bicycle […]

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