LEVEL I BASIC CPTED COURSE

CRIME PREVENTION
THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

Presented by



Liahona Security City of Kamloops
Community Safety & Enforcement


Police Service Members, Design Professionals, Law
Enforcement, Crime Prevention Officers, By-Law
Enforcement, Facility Management, Security
Professionals, BIAs & Civic Leaders
are all welcome.

DATE: May 1 - 4, 2012
TIME: 0800 1600 hrs. (daily)
LOCATION: Kamloops, B.C.
VENUE: Tournament Capital Centre
910 McGill Road


COST: $500.00 CAD (Plus 12% HST) per person
CE CREDITS: For members of BCSLA, PIBC and AIBC
CONTACT: Greg Perkins @ 250-743-8948 or [email protected]
**Course Fees non-refundable after April 20, 2012**
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LEVEL I BASIC CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

KAMLOOPS, BRITISH COLUMBIA

COURSE INFORMATION

Course Date: May 1 to May 4, 2012

Course Contact : Athena Smith 250-828-3817 ([email protected])

Locati on: Tournament Capital Centre
920 McGill Road
Kamloops BC, V2C 6N6

Di recti ons: Google Map to course location
(Click on control as you click on the link, to see the map)

Parki ng: Parking passes will be provided on the first day for parking
in the stadium area, west of the outdoor track. Be sure to
regi st er your vehi cl e for the fi rst two hours unti l you can
return wi th your pass.

Meeti ng Room: Meeting Room A (upper level) Up the stairs (or elevator)
inside main entrance to the 2
nd
level; proceed to end where
fitness centre is, turn right, room is on left (view of indoor
track below on right).

Schedul e: Daily from 0800 hours to 1600 hours. Doors open at 0745
hours. One evening site visit is required and can be done
any night depending on each groups time commitments. In-
class time will be provided on Thursday afternoon and Friday
morning (if needed) for groups to work on final projects.


Course Bi nder: Issued to every participant at the beginning of the course.
Includes all presenters notes, course syllabus and resource
disk.

Student Needs: If participants have access to a digital camera, it should be
brought to class. Laptops are optional for this course.

Course Certi fi cat e: Issued to all who successfully meet course training standard.
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Dress: Business casual (dress for the weather and time of year).

Si te Vi si ts: Are scheduled rain or shine so bring appropriate outer wear.

Coffee Breaks: On-site morning & afternoon coffee is complementary (with a
light snack in the a.m.). Bring your own water bottles.

Lunch Breaks: Participants are on their own for lunch (one hour).



COURSE INSTRUCTOR CONTACT INFORMATION:

Greg Perkins
Liahona Security Consortium Inc.
P.O. Box 88
Mill Bay, B.C.
V0R 2P0
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: (250) 743-8948
Fax: (250) 743-8941
Cell: (250) 418-0770




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Level I CPTED Course Registration Form
Tournament Capital Centre (Meeting Room A), 910 McGill Rd., Kamloops B.C.



Course Date:


May 1 to 4, 2012


Course Cost:


$500.00 (Plus $60.00 HST) =$560.00 Cdn.
(payment instructions to follow)


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**Course Fees are non-refundable as of April 20, 2012**

Course Coordinator: Athena Smith, Crime Prevention Coordinator,
City Of Kamloops Community Safety, 6 Seymour St W., Kamloops, B.C.,V2C 1E1
Phone: 250-828-3817 Fax: 250-828-3609
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LEVEL I CPTED CERTIFICATE COURSE

1.0 Goals

The goal of this basic Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
course, is to provide the participant with a solid, practical, working knowledge of
CPTED and;
To provide the successful participant with the necessary skills and
knowledge to become actively involved in the planning, design and/or
development process as it relates to preventing crime and nuisance
behaviour through the incorporation of CPTED design strategies.
To understand the direct relationship between the physical environment
and crime.
To create awareness of the relationship between design professionals,
municipalities and CPTED practitioners in creating safer, more productive
environments.

1.1 Strategies

The course instructor will present subjects in classroom and field trip settings,
utilizing audio, visual and site inspection techniques and experiences. The bulk of
participant learning will be done in a "hands on" manner, utilizing individual and
syndicate projects.

Projects and a written test will provide the participant with the opportunity to
demonstrate his/her understanding of course objectives. Daily case study
assignments will prepare participants for the main syndicate project at the end of
the course.

This final project will utilize all principals of CPTED, urban planning, architectural
and landscape design and land use. Syndicates will be assigned local real world
sites and asked to provide design recommendations for reducing crime and
nuisance behaviour along with future plans for development.

Each syndicate will make an in-class presentation on the final day.
Presentations will be critiqued and evaluated by classmates and course
instructor. Successful participants will be issued with a Level I CPTED Certificate.

Some evening work is involved in Level I CPTED Course. Evening work can be
accomplished according to participants availability.

Level I Basic CPTED Course is a pre-requisite for those wishing to take the
Level II Advanced CPTED Course.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Police Service Members & Officers
Architects
Landscape Architects
Urban Planners
Crime Prevention Unit Officers & Employees
Crime Free Multi-Housing Officers & Employees
Town & City Design Professionals
Town & City Councilors & Officials
By-Law Enforcement
Building Inspectors
Fire Inspectors
Public Sector Security Officers
Private Sector Security Professionals
Provincial & Federal Agencies
Business Improvement Associations
Design Review Panel Members
Zoning & Planning Committee Members
Facility Management
Property Management

Anyone involved or interested in designing safer, sustainable, more profitable environments.
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FACILITATOR
Greg Perkins
Greg Perkins is a former 14 year member of the London City Police Department
and the principal owner of Liahona Security Consortium Inc.
Liahona Security Consortium is a Security Consulting firm established in 1995
that specializes in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)
consulting and instruction, threat and risk assessment, loss prevention
assessment, corporate training, security system design, evaluation and project
management.
Mr. Perkins received his Level I and Level II CPTED Certification through the
National Crime Prevention Institute (NCPI) at the University of Louisville
(Kentucky) and has been consulting and lecturing on CPTED for over 15 years.
He currently provides CPTED training throughout British Columbia, Canada and
the United States. Liahona Security has been the sole source provider of CPTED
training to the E Division RCMP for the past 10 years.
Mr. Perkins is one of the foremost experts on CPTED in Canada and has
lectured to Federal, Provincial, Regional and Municipal Governments and Design
Professional Associations. Mr. Perkins is associated with such professional
organizations as: the International CPTED Association (International Director),
British Columbia Crime Prevention Association (BCCPA), British Columbia
Society of Landscape Architects (BCSLA) and the Planning Institute of British
Columbia (PIBC) and is also Founder & Chair of the Non-profit Society - CPTED
BC Association.