The Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD)  announces the creation of the Abbotsford Public Safety Collaboration Hub, a shared storefront located at Highstreet Shopping Centre that will bring together the AbbyPD, the Abbotsford Restorative Justice and Advocacy Association (ARJAA), and the Abbotsford Police Foundation (APF) under one roof.

Scheduled to open its doors in January 2027, the Hub will be a collaborative and accessible community space dedicated to enhancing public safety, supporting community well-being, and strengthening partnerships across Abbotsford. As a visible and welcoming community resource, the Hub will provide a central location for community safety and well-being programming, restorative justice services, and public education initiatives. By bringing complementary organizations together in a neutral, community-focused environment, it will strengthen collaboration, improve
service coordination, and enhance public safety outcomes.

A key focus of the Hub will be fostering meaningful community engagement through programs and services tailored to the needs of youth, seniors, and newcomers. The Hub will also provide flexible community space for workshops, youth-focused initiatives, crime prevention programs, and community meetings, creating opportunities for learning, connection, and collaboration.

The Hub is made possible through the combined contributions of the three partner organizations, the generosity of Abbotsford Police Foundation donors, funding provided through the Province of British Columbia’s Community Safety and Targeted Enforcement (CSTEP) Program, and the valued support of Highstreet Shopping Centre. Together, these investments reflect a shared commitment to enhancing community safety, strengthening community well-being, and fostering meaningful engagement throughout Abbotsford.