Creating Safer Spaces with Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design – A Toolkit for Property Managers

Tuesday, May 6, 2025
3:20 pm – 4:20 pm

Transform properties into secure, thriving communities with the power of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). This engaging session will reveal how simple, smart design principles can reduce crime, alleviate resident fears, and enhance the quality of life for everyone in your buildings.

Through real-world examples and actionable insights, you’ll discover how CPTED strategies can improve property safety, boost resident satisfaction, and elevate your management practices.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the fundamentals of CPTED and how they apply to residential property management.
• Identify key environmental design elements that deter crime and foster a sense of security.
• Learn practical CPTED strategies you can implement to improve safety and quality of life for residents.
• Gain tools to address resident concerns proactively, creating a stronger and more engaged community.

Join us to turn your properties into beacons of safety and well-being!

Tom McKay

President, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Canada

Tom McKay is a trailblazer in Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), with over 30 years of expertise as a police officer and crime prevention specialist. As the founding President of CPTED Canada and a retired member of Peel Regional Police, Tom has earned an international reputation for transforming spaces into safer, more secure communities.

A sought-after speaker, consultant, and trainer, Tom has lectured across North America and Bermuda, equipping property managers with actionable strategies to reduce crime and enhance community safety. His innovative CPTED courses and leadership in organizations like the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP) showcase his unwavering commitment to empowering communities and building trust.

Tom's passion for crime prevention, combined with decades of hands-on experience, makes him an invaluable resource for property managers seeking to create secure and thriving environments