The council meeting addressed several operational and financial matters, including the approval of temporary street closures for upcoming events and zoning amendments for the People's Park Tower. Presentations were given regarding youth recognition, community initiatives, mental health, heritage, and wildfire management. The council authorized procurement for various infrastructure projects such as trail development, traffic calming, street reconstruction, and zoo building improvements. Financial and administrative approvals were granted for ticketing services, property acquisitions for road widening, and funding for the relocation of Pickleball Moncton. Additionally, the council discussed changes to meeting procedures and deferred the Crime Reduction and Prevention Plan.
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City of Moncton Crime Reduction and Prevention Plan 2026-2029
This plan outlines the strategic direction for crime reduction and prevention within the City of Moncton. Its five measurable goals include reducing the crime rate by 10% annually, reducing the crime severity index by 10% annually, implementing crime prevention measures to reduce crime by 5% each subsequent year, increasing public confidence in the city's safety, and achieving seamless, effective, and efficient governance for police services. The plan proposes specific measures, resources, and timelines to address these priorities, focusing on both minor and major crimes, community engagement, and improved accountability of policing services.
Mar 9, 2026·Strategic plan
Ville de Moncton Crime Reduction and Prevention Plan 2026-2029
This plan outlines measurable objectives and necessary measures to reduce crime and enhance public safety for the City of Moncton. It focuses on five key objectives: reducing the crime rate by 10% annually, decreasing the crime severity index by 10% annually, implementing crime prevention measures for an additional 5% reduction, increasing public confidence in Moncton as a safe community, and establishing efficient governance for policing services. The plan prioritizes addressing minor offenses, utilizing peace officers and social workers, and improving accountability and funding in policing to achieve the vision of making Moncton a safer city.
