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Clare’s Law: Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police awarded the 2026 CACP/Motorola Solutions Community Safety and Well-Being Award

The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police was recently awarded the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police/Motorola Solutions 2026 Community Safety & Well-Being Award for the successful implementation of the Saskatchewan Clare’s Law Multi-Sector Review Committee (MSRC). The MSRC includes members from PATHS, victim services, and police.

“The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police has shown how initiative, and multi-sector partnerships can create meaningful and lasting improvements in community safety. Through the implementation of the Saskatchewan Clare’s Law Multi-Sector Review Committee, they have developed a model that strengthens community safety, supports informed decision-making, and is influencing practices across Canada. It is a deserving recipient of the 2026 CACP/Motorola Solutions Community Safety and Well-Being Award.” — Deputy Chief Jennifer Davis, Co-Chair, CACP Crime Prevention, Community Safety and Well-Being Committee.

“The Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police has demonstrated extraordinary leadership in advancing Clare’s Law in Canada through a collaborative, multi-sector approach,” said Michael Martin, president of Motorola Solutions Canada. “Bringing law enforcement, victim services and community organizations together to support proactive intervention and more informed safety decisions exemplifies public safety in action. We are proud to recognize their achievement and sponsor an award that celebrates contributions to community safety and well-being.”

Read more about the award here.

Read more about Clare’s Law in Saskatchewan here.