JASON SETNYK
The Cornwall Police Service (CPS) has released its 2025-2028 Strategic Framework following months of community engagement. The new framework outlines key priorities for policing in Cornwall over the next four years, shaped by feedback from more than 1,300 residents, CPS members, equity-deserving groups, and community partners.
Amanda Brisson, Chair of the Cornwall Police Service Board, noted, “I am very pleased by this new 2025-2028 Cornwall Police Service strategic framework because it puts the needs of the community front and centre – and is ambitious, innovative and future-focused about how to meet them.”
Chief of Police Shawna Spowart added, “This framework is designed to build on that trust. It charts a way for us to evolve how we work, not only responding to incidents but also working with community partners to uncover root causes so we can help make lasting change.”
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