Program Outline

The Block Watch program provides individuals and groups with the tools and knowledge needed to support safe, healthy, and socially rich neighbourhoods.

  • Neighbours watch out for neighbours
  • Families in a designated area form a communication chain aided by a block map of names, telephone numbers, and addresses
  • Some groups arrange a patrol by members who walk their dogs in the neighborhood on a regular basis (Citizen on Patrol)
  • Participants meet yearly to organize and get acquainted
  • Each group has a Lead trained in the philosophy and practices of Block Watch
Volunteer Apprecation Week

Block Watch Society of BC Newsletter

Spring & Summer 2025

Block Watch Leads

As a Block Watch Lead, you foster a working relationship and awareness among residents that helps ward off potential dangers in your neighbourhood. With a little gift of time, you demonstrate to your friends and neighbours the impact of being committed for the good of all.

Block Watch Groups Started in 2014
Block Watch Groups Started in 2015
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Block Watch Groups Started in 2017
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Block Watch Groups Started in 2019
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Block Watch Groups Started in 2021
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 Block Watch Groups Started in 2023
Block Watch Groups Started in 2024
Block Watch Started in 2025

Starting a Block Watch

All Block Watch Leads and Co-Leads must complete an RCMP police clearance prior to starting a Block Watch group.

Step 1 – Contact our Executive Director, Sarah Davidge-Cardinal:

Phone: 250-597-7927

Email: ccpes@shaw.ca

Step 2 – Print off the forms below and bring them to your initial meeting