This two (2) day award winning program is designed to help owners, operators and managers of rental property, with the cooperation of police, keep illegal activity from rental properties.

There are three phases to the program:

Phase 1 consists of a 2 day workshop that teaches the concepts of creating a crime-free building, as well as presentations on Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED), drug and gang awareness, fire safety, and the Crime Free Lease Addendum. During the afternoon of day 2, a certified Crime Free Multi-Housing (CFMH) official may conduct a pre-inspection of your property and determine what upgrades need to be completed in order to pass the Phase 2 inspection.

Phase 2 is a complete inspection of your building by a certified Crime Free Multi-Housing (CFMH) official. This individual will determine if the upgrades recommended during the pre-inspection have been completed.

Phase 3 involves the property owner/manager organizing a Safety Social with the building tenants. A police officer will introduce the concept of the Crime Free Multi-Housing Program and explain the role that the residents must play in ensuring the success of the program. This officer will also deliver a presentation on Crime Prevention.

When all three steps have been completed, Edmonton Police Service will issue the Phase 3 Certificate for the property and add the building to the list of police-approved, crime free accommodation.

Please click following links for further information and registration:

CFMH Registration Form - Phase 1 March 2010

Recertification Registration Form March 2010.doc