What We Do
The Community Safety Officer (CSO) Detachment is dedicated to promoting a safe, respectful, and secure community through proactive patrols, crime prevention initiatives, public education, and community partnerships.
Community Patrols
Providing a visible presence throughout the community to promote safety, deter crime, and respond to community concerns.
Public Safety
Supporting public safety through education, awareness initiatives, and proactive community engagement.
Crime Prevention
Working with residents and community partners to promote crime prevention and reduce safety risks.
Traffic Safety
Supporting traffic safety through enforcement, education, and community awareness initiatives.
Community Support
Providing mediation, conflict resolution support, and assistance to community members when appropriate.
Bylaw Enforcement
Supporting the enforcement of Band Council Resolutions (BCRs) and community bylaws while working alongside local policing services.
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Our Responsibilities
Our Responsibilities
Community
Safety
Community Safety
- Community Patrols
- Public Safety Support
- Community Engagement
- Safety Education
Enforcement
Enforcement
- Traffic Safety
- Bylaw Enforcement
- Band Council Resolution (BCR) Enforcement
- RCMP Support
Community
support
Community
support
- Mediation Services
- Conflict Resolution Support
- Crime Prevention Initiatives
- Community Outreach
Community Safety
- Community Patrols
- Public Safety Support
- Community Engagement
- Safety Education
enforcement
- Traffic Safety
- Bylaw Enforcement
- Band Council Resolution (BCR) Enforcement
- RCMP Support
Community Support
- Mediation Services
- Conflict Resolution Support
- Crime Prevention Initiatives
- Community Outreach
Our Purpose
The Community Safety Officer (CSO) Program enhances public safety within Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation by providing trained Community Safety Officers who work in partnership with the RCMP, leadership, community organizations, and residents. Although Community Safety Officers are not police officers, they play an important role in promoting community safety through education, prevention, enforcement, and relationship building.
Community Safety
Promoting a safe and secure environment through proactive patrols and public safety initiatives.
Prevention
Supporting crime prevention through education, community engagement, and positive relationships.
Partnership
Working collaboratively with the RCMP, leadership, community organizations, and residents to address community safety concerns.
Respect
Serving the community with professionalism, confidentiality, integrity, and respect for all community members.
Community Safety Matters
By building a safer community today, we help build a stronger community for tomorrow.
office location
contact info
Contact PErson
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Community Safety
Operating Officer
Shelly Yahyahkeekoot -
Email
syahyahkeekoot@beardysband.com
csos@beardysband.com -
Phone Us
639-212-7427 -
Non Emergency Line
306-467-2227
office hours
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Mon-Fri
9am-5pm -
Sat-Sun
Closed -
Stat Holidays
Closed