Your street.
Your neighbours.
Your Watch.
Neighbourhood Watch is an organized group of neighbours looking out for one another and each other’s property. It’s free, and it’s one of the most effective things you can do to keep your street safe. Join the Watch already active in your area, or start a new one.
What is Neighbourhood Watch?
Neighbourhood Watch is an organized group of neighbours looking out for one another and each other’s property. This no-cost initiative fosters transparency and empowers residents to stay vigilant against crime and suspicious activities. By openly sharing information and working hand in hand with law enforcement, we create safer streets and stronger communities. Beyond reducing crime rates, it strengthens the bonds among residents, forging a united front against threats.
By being part of Neighbourhood Watch, you’re not just joining a program — you’re becoming a vital part of one of the largest crime prevention efforts in partnership with Peel Regional Police. Let’s build a safer, stronger community together.
Three steps to a safer street.
You don’t need to be an expert. You just need to be a neighbour who cares. We handle the rest.
Sign up, free
Add your name in under two minutes. No cost, no commitment beyond wanting a safer street.
Join an existing Watch, or start a new one
We’ll connect you with an active Neighbourhood Watch on your street, or help you launch a brand-new one with Team Lead training, a CPTED safety audit, and official signage.
Your street stays connected
Coordinate with neighbours, receive crime & safety alerts, and reach every resource through the SafeCityApp.
What’s included?
Whether you join an existing Watch or start a new one, Safe City Mississauga gives you everything you need for a safer, more connected street, at no cost.
Onboarding & Training
Get started with expert guidance. As a Team Lead, you’ll receive training and ongoing support to confidently lead your Neighbourhood Watch.
Activation Meeting
Kick off your Watch with a meeting led by Safe City Mississauga, ensuring you have everything you need to build a safer, more connected community.
Crime Prevention Audit
Identify crime risks with a professional CPTED assessment, with invitations extended to Peel Regional Police and your local Councillor.
Neighbourhood Watch Signage
Show your community is looking out for one another with official signage that deters crime and promotes awareness.
Crime & Safety Notifications
Stay connected through the SafeCityApp, where neighbours can report concerns, share updates, and work together to enhance safety.
Community Engagement & Support
Bring your neighbours together. We help you plan activities that strengthen community ties, like Neighbours Night Out.
Crime Prevention Resources
Gain valuable safety knowledge through online courses on the SafeCityApp, helping you take proactive steps to protect your home and community.
The SafeCityApp
Your private community hub for coordinating with your Watch group, tracking local activity, and reaching every resource in one place.
Neighbours protecting neighbours.
Hear directly from the residents, volunteers, and Peel Regional Police partners behind the work.
Ready when you are.
Join or Start a Neighbourhood Watch
Signing up is one of the most effective things you can do to protect your street. We’ll connect you to an existing Watch in your area, or help you start a new one. Either way, you’ll meet your neighbours and stay informed about local safety.
Join Your Watch GroupFree to join. Takes less than 2 minutes.
Log In to the SafeCityApp
The SafeCityApp is your private community hub. Stay up to date on local activity, coordinate with your Watch group, and access tools and resources available exclusively to registered members.
Access the SafeCityAppFor registered Watch members only.
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Join or start a Watch today.
Find the Watch already active on your street, or be the neighbour who starts one. Either way, you’re helping keep Mississauga safe.
Join Your Watch Group
Have questions, or already live in a Neighbourhood Watch area? Get in touch if you’d like to get involved or need more information.