The safety committee’s mandate is to assist the residents of Navan with any concerns or questions they may have as it relates to public safety. It also acts as a liaison between our village and the Ottawa Police Service and/or City of Ottawa By-Law Services.
Furthermore, the safety committee is able to communicate residents’ requests and concerns directly to city counsel through our local city counsellor.
You can also find a monthly column in every Navan Nugget entitled “Community Safety Zone”, which provides general information and safety tips to village residents.
Your NCASC director is Robert Price. If you have any questions, concerns or comments for the safety committee please use the and contact form select Safety.
Safety Zone Publications
Community Safety Zone
Welcome to the Community Safety Zone for March ! This column will provide some safety tips for those intending on travelling during the week of March break. Prior to Departure: Be sure to check the Weather Network for any weather warnings Have a list of emergency phone numbers to contact (including insurance company and passport office) Record
Community Safety Zone
Welcome to the Community Safety Zone for February ! Distracted driving remains one of the primary cause of collisions on Ontario roads and has led to the introduction of more severe penalties that took effect on Jan 1st, 2019. In Ontario, deaths from collisions caused by distracted driving have doubled since 2000. In addition, statistics show that a
Community Safety Zone
Welcome to the Community Safety Zone for January 2019 ! Winter provides us with many opportunities to be outside and enjoy many fun activities. These activities should be undertaken with some precaution to ensure the most pleasurable experience. Certain injuries are more common in the winter season because cold-weather activities such as ice skating , sledding, snowboarding and skiing can lead