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Regional Community Safety and Wellbeing
As the City we share, Wetaskiwin recognizes the imperative of working beyond our municipal borders to address community safety and wellness concerns being experienced across the region. This is why we have spearheaded a regional Community Safety and Wellbeing Steering Committee which includes representation from the City of Wetaskiwin and partner agencies, the County of Wetaskiwin, and Maskwacis.
Regional Community Safety and Wellbeing Steering Committee
This steering committee will oversee many other important elements to a community’s well-being, including the Guiding Coalition on Homelessness, the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force, and more. Building capacity through regional collaboration results in resource-sharing—drastically improving the likelihood of our region successfully overcoming the challenges plaguing us all today.
Current members of this steering committee are listed below (alphabetically by last name). We have invited other representatives to attend, and will add their names as they confirm their involvement.
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Find out more
- Read the latest meeting minutes (June 30, 2021 meeting).
- Email Paul Edginton to find out more about the steering committee.
Guiding Coalition on Homelessness
Wetaskiwin FCSS has spearheaded a Guiding Coalition on Homelessness to encourage inter-agency representation and collaboration to further the work being done to end homelessness locally.
- Read the latest meeting minutes (June 3, 2021 meeting)
- Contact Wetaskiwin FCSS to find out more
Diversity and Inclusion Task Force
Wetaskiwin's Diversity and Inclusion Task Force was created to assess the community's level of inclusion. Identified gaps in diversity and inclusion are reviewed by the task force, and strategies developed to bridge these gaps.
- Visit the Diversity & Inclusion Task Force webpage for more information