$10.25 million – The amount of money from traffic fine revenues the Provincial Government returned to the City of Vancouver in 2004 for crime prevention and policing initiatives.

9 – The current number of Community Policing Centres (CPCs) in Vancouver.

17 – The number of CPCs in Vancouver in 2003.

9 – The number of CPCs closed in Vancouver as a result of Provincial cuts and a comprehensive audit in June 2003. The remaining CPCs are responsible for the vast territory left behind as a result of the closures.

1992 – The year CPCs was first established in Vancouver. The first CPC in Vancouver is the Chinese CPC located in Chinatown.

1 – The number of Neighbourhood Police Officers (NPO) assigned by the Vancouver Police Department to each CPC. The role of the NPO is to act as a resource and to help CPCs identify deliverable solutions to meet the needs of the community.

100,914 – The number of hour’s volunteers contributed through CPCs in 2004.

$1.51 million – The salary equivalent of hours worked by CPC volunteers in 2004 (using the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority’s policy to assign a value of $15 per volunteer hour).