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CCPANL CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY

The Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2018 with a Gala to celebrate the hundreds of volunteers who have given their time to help ensure that the citizens of their communities across Newfoundland and Labrador can live safely.

CCPANL President Roberta Stanford with Royal Newfoundland Constabulary past and 2018 Police Liaison Officers in attendance at the 30th Anniversary Gala

CCPANL President Roberta Stanford with Royal Canadian Mounted Police past and 2018 Police Liaison Officers in attendance at the 30th Anniversary Gala

(Left to Right) Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Chief of Police Joe Boland, CCPANL President Roberta Stanford, and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Chief Superintendent Garrett Woolsey cut the 30th Anniversary cake

Past Presidents of the Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL in attendance at the 30th Anniversary Gala (Left to Right, Wilson Chaulk (2012-2016), Roberta Stanford (2008-2012 and 2016-2022), John Scoville (1995-2008), and Cal Cole (1994-1995)

Certificate of Appreciation
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL in 2018 in recognition of their 30 years of volunteer service in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Kindness Matters	RCMP Klondike Night
The Provincial Executive of the Citizens’ Crime Prevention Committee of NL were pleased to wear their “Kindness Matters” face masks in 2020 during the during the COVID-19 pandemic to acknowledge and support Violence Prevention East.	The Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL was one of the two recipients of the proceeds raised at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ‘s Klondike Night in 2013.
Elder Abuse Awareness
The Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL set up a booth at the Seniors Safety Fair during Elder Abuse Awareness Month in June, 2014.
Anti-Bullying
The IceCaps Care Foundation and the Williams Family Foundation presented a cheque to the Citizens’ Crime Prevention Association of NL in November, 2013 for their Anti-Bullying project “Rachel’s Challenge”. (Left to Right, RNC Police Liaison Officers Cst. Kevin Foley, IceCaps Care Foundation and the Williams Family Foundation representative Danny Williams, and CCPANL President Wilson Chaulk)

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