The Canadian Citizens On Patrol Association provides support and fosters growth and development for all Citizens On Patrol Programs in Canada

Saskatchewan COPP groups have established the Saskatchewan Citizens On Patrol Association (SCOPA), similar to that which exists in Alberta and Nova Scotia.

Ontario has active COP programs in the following cities:

The Board of Directors of the Manitoba Citizens on Patrol Program is sending this communique to our membership and key stakeholders as an update on progress with implementation of the Strategic Plan briefed at the 2024 AGM, and as we prepare to start Fiscal Year 2025/26.

The community-based crime prevention initiative, Citizens on Patrol (COP), is seeking new volunteers province-wide to help keep communities safe. This successful program has been running for decades.

Citizens On Patrol in Alberta is starting to grow again after taking a hit for the past couple of years during COVID. Crime continues to grow, and so the opportunity to start the Citizens On Patrol program in new communities is getting increased interest.

For many years, British Columbia led most provinces in having a COPs group in a majority of local communities. Excepting Vancouver City Police who had their own Crime Watch group, the benefit of being part of the Citizens On Patrol, our national organization, was paramount.

La mission de l’Association Citoyens en Patrouille de Codiac (ACEPC) est de rendre les collectivités plus sûres en mobilisant les citoyens du Grand Moncton pour les inciter à participer à une initiative communautaire de prévention du crime et de la victimisation, en collaboration avec leur servic

PEI currently has one active patrol group that primarily covers the town of Stratford which is located across the Hillsborough from Charlottetown. Recently the town completed construction of a new emergency services centre in 2020.