CACP Awards: Honouring Excellence
Recognizing Excellence in Road Safety Leadership
Accident Support Services International Ltd. (ASSI) is honoured to sponsor several distinguished awards that recognize exceptional leadership and outstanding contributions to community safety and road safety across Canada.
L-R: Chief Superintendent André Phelps, Ontario Provincial Police; Sergeant David Beattie, Edmonton Police Service; Steve Sanderson Accident Support Services Ltd. & Constable Kyle Westergaard, Edmonton Police Service
Among these prestigious recognitions, ASSI proudly supports both the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award and the CACP National Police Award for Traffic Safety. These awards celebrate excellence within the policing community and recognize individuals whose dedication and innovation have made a meaningful impact on road safety.
The National Police Award for Traffic Safety recognizes enforcement officers across Canada who demonstrate exceptional leadership, creativity, and commitment to advancing traffic safety.
This prestigious award honours individuals who have achieved measurable improvements in road safety through a significant accomplishment or the successful completion of a major initiative within the previous year.
The initiatives highlighted through the nomination process not only celebrate individual achievement but also provide valuable insights and proven strategies that can be shared across police agencies nationwide. By recognizing innovation and effective practices, the award contributes to the ongoing advancement of traffic safety programs and enforcement efforts throughout Canada.
CACP Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award
The Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes individuals who have dedicated a significant portion of their careers to improving road safety.
This honour is reserved for members of the policing community who have demonstrated a long-standing commitment to advancing road safety through:
L-R; Superintendent Chris Romanchych, Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Steve Sanderson Accident Support Services Ltd; Superintendent Grant St. Germaine, Chief Superintendent Andre Phelps, Ontario Provincial Police
- Educational initiatives
- Traffic enforcement activities
- Professional training and mentorship
- Community engagement and outreach programs
Recipients are recognized for their sustained leadership and lasting contributions to creating safer roadways and strengthening traffic safety practices across Canada.
How to Submit a Nomination for a CACP Award
Police services, colleagues, and community partners are encouraged to nominate deserving individuals whose work has made a significant impact on road safety.
For detailed information regarding:
- Eligibility requirements
- Selection criteria
- Nomination procedures
- Submission timelines
- Past award recipients
please visit the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police website:
www.cacp.ca
http://www.cacp.ca/
Through these awards, ASSI is proud to support the recognition of outstanding police professionals whose dedication, innovation, and leadership continue to make Canadian roads safer for everyone.