1. Understanding The Crime Reduction Program Assistant Commissioner Gary Bass Officer In Charge Criminal Operations British Columbia

2. Crime Reduction

3. Delivery by formal local partnerships: Police, Crown, Corrections, Probation, Health, Children & Families, Municipalities Community partners N E G O T I A T E D C J S P E R F O R M A N C E T A R G E T S Ministry/agency regional level representation Integrated Criminal Justice in British Columbia: proposed governance architecture

4. Engage with supportReal consequences Integrated Criminal Justice and Crime Reduction in British Columbia: Key Partners Managed choice Offender management Shared performance targets

5. Integrated Criminal Justice and Crime Reduction in British Columbia: Key Contributions Police Courts Custody Health Community Benefits of integrated CJS: Fairer sentencing, meaningful drug treatment, strategic concentration of scarce CJS resources, acceptance of shared responsibility across agencies Risks of continued status quo: Information silos, fragmented ownership = no ownership, policies at cross purposes, low accountability Formal partnerships with shared performance targets

7. The Evidence-Based Approach  Lessons learned.  Background in British Columbia.  The ICURS MOU.

8. Deciding On “What Works” Crime Reduction in the United Kingdom

9. Lessons from the U.K. The “Top Down approach. The “Bottom Up approach. The Program Evaluations. Conclusions.

10. ICUR S RCM P 5 Pilots Allan Castle Overarching “E” Division Crime Reduction Strategy (Sgt. Rob Sundell) Studies / Evaluations Fraser Lake Sgt. Gerald Grobmeier DARE Policing Costs Healthcare Costs Auto Theft Etc …. Joint PJC on Crime Reduction Port McNeil Sgt. Lyle Gelinas Tri Cities Supt. Peter Lepine Insp. Jim Wakley Courtenay Insp. Tom Gray Penticton Insp. Dan Fudge S/Sgt. John Macpherso n Dr. Paul Brantingha m S/Sgt. John Macpherso n Dr. Paul Brantingha m S/Sgt. Don Smith Dr. Pat Brantingha m Sgt. Rob Sundell Dr. Darryl Plecas Sgt. Rob Sundell Dr. Darryl Plecas OSB / ICURS Resource Team Training, Behavioral Sciences, IT-IM, CP/CP OSB / ICURS Resource Team Training, Behavioral Sciences, IT-IM, CP/CP OSB / ICURS Resource Team Training, Behavioral Sciences, IT-IM, CP/CP OSB / ICURS Resource Team Training, Behavioral Sciences, IT-IM, CP/CP OSB / ICURS Resource Team Training, Behavioral Sciences, IT-IM, CP/CP

11. Multi-agency targets across CJS Strategic goals Catch & convict Prevent & deter Rehabilitate & integrate Reduce fear Reliable evidence base Efficient CJS structures Coordinated CJS services Requiring Crime Reduction Initiative: Implementation, Governance and Support Reliable evidence base Efficient CJS structures Coordinated CJS services RCMP Division management RCMP analytical services RCMP frontline operations Integrated CJS stakeholders ICURS ICURS-RCMP M.O.U. accountability framework Local CJS partners Local Crime Reduction Partnerships Provincial and Regional Criminal Justice Boards Solicitor- General BC S U P P O R TI M P L E M E N T A T I O NG O V E R N A N C E

12. Early Results….  Surrey Examples.

21. Questions and Discussion