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About Us

Neighborhood

Please join us every Thursday at 11.00 AM for “Walk Your Block”which is our neighbourhood weekly walk. We meet at the MainGazebo in the middle of Terra Losa Park.   Please join us every Thursday at 11.00 AM for “Walk Your Block”which is our neighbourhood weekly walk. We meet at the MainGazebo in the middle of Terra Losa Park.   Please join us every Thursday at 11.00 AM for “Walk Your Block”which is our neighbourhood weekly walk. We meet at the MainGazebo in the middle of Terra Losa Park.   Please join us every Thursday at 11.00 AM for “Walk Your Block”which is our neighbourhood weekly walk. We meet at the MainGazebo in the middle of Terra Losa Park.  

What is ENW?

Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch is a community-based crime prevention program focused on safety for and by the community. We believe that when neighbours look out for each other, our entire city becomes stronger.

Why It Matters

A strong, informed community can deter crime before it happens. Your involvement big or small makes a difference.
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Creating a safer, more connected community—together.

Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch (ENW) empowers communities like Terra Losa to reduce crime and promote safety through education, awareness, and collaboration. By working together, we help ensure Terra Losa remains a vibrant, secure place to live, work, and connect.

Terra Losa Neighbourhood Watch List of Activities:

  • Edmonton Neighbour Watch. People Helping People to Prevent Crime
  • Block. Party
  • Seniors’ Safety Fraud Protection
  • Senior Safety Guide
  • Walk Your Block – Being Visible is a Deterrent to Crime
  • Always Anonymous
  • Walk Your Block
  • How You Can Help Fight Crime
  • It’s Not Rude, it’s Safe
  • Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch- Residents Report Suspicious Activities
  • You Can Prevent Theft from Auto
  • Do You Know Your Neighbours
  • Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch Door Sticker Program
  • The Edmonton Neighbourhood Program Society
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Our Mission & Vision

The Association works to enrich the community at large by enhancing and protecting the community’s assets, being the voice of the community in civic and developmental matters, communicating and cultivating a positive community spirit, and working to keep the community safe.

Terra Losa Community Board Members

Our board is made up of neighbours who care deeply about Terra Losa and work together to support and strengthen our community.

Lucas

President

Nancy

Treasurer

Alisnah

Secretary

Sheldon

Member at Large & Neighbourhood Watch Representative

Randall

Member at Large

Stephanie

Member at Large

Report a Concern

See Something? Say Something.
Have you noticed something unusual in Terra Losa? Reporting it can help prevent crime.

Emergency

Call 911 for emergencies, or crimes in progress

Divergent Team

Call 211(press 2) for the divergent team

Non-Emergency

Report non-emergencies to: 311

Anonymous Tip

Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or crimestoppers.ab.ca

Frequently Asked Questions

Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch (ENW) empowers communities like Terra Losa to reduce crime and promote safety through education, awareness, and collaboration. By working together, we help ensure Terra Losa remains a vibrant, secure place to live, work, and connect.

What exactly does Edmonton Neighbourhood Watch do?
ENW supports community-led safety efforts by sharing crime prevention tips, encouraging neighbours to connect, and partnering with local police. In Terra Losa, this means hosting workshops, distributing safety resources, and promoting active reporting of suspicious activity.
Not at all! Whether you rent or own, your involvement matters. Everyone living in Terra Losa is welcome to participate in making our neighbourhood safer.
Yes. Reports to police can be anonymous (via Crime Stoppers), and anything shared directly with Terra Losa ENW is kept confidential unless you give permission to share. We take privacy seriously.

You can check our website for events, follow ENW on social media, or attend our community meetings. Please visit enwatch.ca