Bridgewater Police Service adopt new three year strategic plan
There have been three 3 year strategic plans
2003-2006 / 2006-2009 / 2009-2012
The new plan has the following Guiding Principles:
Communication
Accountability
Integrity
Partnership
Respect
Goals
Goal 1 – Public Order: Engage with youth and young adults to promote a safe
and healthy lifestyle.
Goal 2 – Partnerships: foster relationships to clarify roles and
expectations to enhance service delivery.
Goal 3 – Prevention: Identify and deliver crime reduction strategies through
education
Goal 4 – Enforcement: Analyze, maintain, and re-engineer enforcement
strategies. Click
here to view the plan
Food Drive for the Bridgewater Inter-Church Food Bank: December 5th, 2009.
The South Shore Paramedics and the Bridgewater Police Service raised approximately $3000 in goods and cash for the Bridgewater Interchurch Food Bank. We would like to thank all who were so generous with their donations.
The
Police and Paramedics had a friendly challenge to see who could raise more
food and cash,
The Superstore felt this Event would be the perfect kick off for their
national food drive campaign which is an annual event.
It was extremely nice of them to allow us to join them, they fed the
volunteers, donated groceries and prizes to the drive
as well as allowing us use of their store and parking lot.
They even had Santa drop in to visit, much to the delight of the younger
community members.
The Bridgewater Police Service got into the spirit with each shift trying to
out donate each other and putting their police van
on their front lawn for a couple weekends prior to the event, they raised
approximately $676 in cash ahead of time.
They got the Days Inn to generously match $500 of their donations, as well
as the Tufford Food Staff donated food and cash
to the Police's side of the challenge.
The
Bridgewater/New Germany Paramedics took $200 out of their staff fund to buy
groceries, and quite a few other
South Shore paramedics donated groceries to fill the Ambulance ahead of
time.
we had Approximately $500 in Groceries before Saturdays event. We had a
fantastic turn out for the day and everyone should be
very proud of themselves.
Thank you to Denise Penney, Managers & staff of the Bridgewater Atlantic
Superstore, all the Bridgewater Police Service, the South Shore
Paramedics, The Days Inn, Tufford Food Staff, O'Regans' & Mr. Ko from Ko's
Restaurant as well as all the other local businesses, we really appreciate
all your support.
And we cannot forget to thank the community, without community support
this never would have been such an amazing success. Thank you so much to
everyone who came out to support the Bridgewater Inter-Church Foodbank.
Dolores Kendall, Food & Beverage Manager of Tufford Foods and Marsha Mosher, Assistant Manager of Days Inn, bring a generous donation of food and cash. Days Inn matched police donations up to $500. Tufford Food staff had a ladies night out and brought in donations of money and food to their party.
Bridgewater, May 7th, 2009: Police Week 2009.
Visitors enjoy watching Chief Crowhurst BBQ hotdogs. D/C Collyer answers questions about the cruisers.
Supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Deputy Chief Collyer serves up breakfast at the Bridgewater McDonald's in support of our local Big Brothers Big Sisters.
$1 from the sale of every Happy Meal, Big Mac and Egg McMuffin goes towards the support of South Shore Big Brothers and Big Sisters programs.
Young Girl called 911 and kept her brother safe
A young
girl named Kayla Rhodeniser, 11 years old, was babysitting when a stranger
came to the door. She did everything right, called 911, kept her 9 year old
brother safe and stayed calm. Police Officers presented her with a
certificate of recognition and gave her a bike helmet, water bottle,
coloring books, kid ID fingerprint kits and tattoos for her to share with
her brother. She did such a great job she deserved a little something
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