Grants and Contributions:
Completion of all Stage 1 through Stage 4 objectives and activities, aligned with the Manitoba Police Services Act and policing standards. Completion of Stage 1 to 4 will allow MKO to submit a future proposal to the funders for support of the next stage objectives.
Short Term:
- A project team and structure will be in place. This team will have identified and established project facilities and started work on outreach and formed partners for the projects.
Medium Term:
The team will have gathered and assessed existing policing models. They will have identified critical information pertaining to the existing models:
- PPSA vs RCMP
- Established a Responsibilities Matrix
- Ability to compare current and proposed Self-Administered First Nation Policing Models
- Data collection of relevant benchmarks, statistics, comparators, metrics, and drivers (officers/population, calls for service, remoteness and environmental indices, comparability factors, etc.)
- Completed an Environmental scan, and literature review
The team will have engaged with the MKO First Nation to provide information on:
- The FNIPP Policing Framework, policies and expectations
- The assessment of community policing priorities, objectives and expectations
- The evaluation of the capacity to host police services, facilities and housing
- Obtaining First Nation support for MKO Regional Police service
Long Term:
The team will have assessed and identified the following:
- A governance and an oversight framework
- Quantitative and qualitative performance standards and objectives
- Service requirements and levels
- Recruiting methods, training and retention objectives and strategies
- Developed costing metrics and financial analysis
The team will have developed Key Frameworks for the following:
- Policing model
- Implementation plan
- Policing services transfer agreement and transition plan (PPSA/RCMP and/or MFNPS to MKO First Nation Regional Police Service)
- Existing asset condition and remediation assessment
- Infrastructure and capital requirements plan and forecast
- Infrastructure transition plan
- FNIPP agreement
Delay signature
To enhance the effectiveness of policing services in First Nation and Inuit communities in terms of cultural relevance and responsiveness to the public safety need of communities.
To support policing services to First Nation and Inuit communities that are professional, dedicated and culturally responsive to the communities they serve.