CANADA: Alberta's Fort McMurray Issues First 'Crime-Free' Certificate

River Park Glen, a 260-unit multifamily development in Fort McMurray, Alberta, was the first property to receive the municipality's Crime-Free Multi-Housing certificate, a program that pushes improvements within a building's environment—for instance, increased lighting, security presence and tree trimming—to help decrease crime, according to Fort McMurray Today.

The building's management company, On-Site Solutions, spent $150k to achieve the designation, which was aided by implementing an assertive campaign of resident screenings and evictions. As a result, calls to police and firefighters have dropped 80% since the process began. [FMT]

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