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Enter your postal code or city to find the nearest Neighbours on Patrol Canada chapter in your area. Our chapters are active in communities across Alberta, British Columbia, and other provinces.

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Edmonton Downtown

Edmonton, Alberta

Members: 35

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Calgary South

Calgary, Alberta

Members: 42

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Vancouver East

Vancouver, British Columbia

Members: 28

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Victoria Central

Victoria, British Columbia

Members: 23

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Red Deer

Red Deer, Alberta

Members: 19

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Kelowna

Kelowna, British Columbia

Members: 15

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Toronto West

Toronto, Ontario

Members: 47

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Montreal Central

Montreal, Quebec

Members: 31

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Featured Chapter: Edmonton Downtown

Edmonton Downtown Chapter

Edmonton Downtown Chapter

Established: March 2023

Coverage Area: Downtown Edmonton, Oliver, Queen Mary Park

Meeting Schedule: Every Tuesday, 7:00 PM at Community Center

Active Members: 35

Patrol Schedule: Weeknights 8-10 PM, Weekends 7-11 PM

Contact Information

Chapter Leader: Sarah Johnson

Email: edmonton.downtown@nopca.ca

Phone: (780) 555-1234

No Chapter in Your Area?

Start a new Neighbours on Patrol chapter in your community and help make a difference.

How to Start a Chapter

  1. Gather a group of at least 5 interested community members
  2. Complete our online application form
  3. Participate in our virtual orientation session
  4. Complete required training modules
  5. Receive your chapter starter kit and official designation

We provide all the resources, training, and ongoing support you need to establish and maintain a successful chapter.

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Benefits of Joining a Chapter

Safer Community

Help reduce crime and increase safety in your neighborhood through organized patrols and community awareness.

Training & Skills

Receive professional training in community safety, emergency response, and conflict resolution.

Community Connections

Build relationships with neighbors, local businesses, and law enforcement agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

To join a NOPCA chapter, you must be at least 18 years old, pass a basic background check, and complete our introductory training program. We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds who are committed to community safety.

The time commitment is flexible and based on your availability. Most members volunteer 4-8 hours per month for patrols and meetings. You can choose patrol shifts that fit your schedule.

All members receive training in observation techniques, reporting procedures, emergency response, first aid basics, conflict de-escalation, and communication with law enforcement. Additional specialized training is available for those interested.

NOPCA provides members with high-visibility vests, flashlights, first aid kits, communication devices, and identification badges. Members are not armed and do not carry weapons of any kind.

NOPCA goes beyond traditional neighborhood watch by organizing active patrols, providing standardized training, maintaining a reporting system, and coordinating with law enforcement. We focus on prevention through visibility and community engagement.