Community Housing Registry

This data base is a major tool in the administration of the Block by Block Revitalization Strategy and the Heritage Community Switchboard. It readily organizes and provides public information, such as, the names and addresses of property owners, property status (vacant lot, etc.), property use, and a visual image of existing structures. This is fundamentally information for the Heritage Community Association's interaction with community residents, landlords and business owners in the community.

Block by Block Revitalization Project

The Block by Block Revitalization Project is a ground breaking project intended to focus existing resources on a one block area to enhance the safety and stability of the neighbourhood.” The Block by Block Project, in its second year, has expanded its focus from the 1900 block Quebec St. to include the 1900 block Montreal St. and the 2200 block Quebec St . In concert with the Heritage Neighbourhood Sustainability Action Plan, this year, the project will focus on graffiti management, alley cleanliness, and resident and property owner engagement.

It is the role of the "Community Liaison", provided by the Block by Block Project, to promote community involvement and to enhance reciprocal interaction between the community residents and the Heritage Community Association.

To view a video of this project please click on the link below:

Block by Block Revitalization Project

2nd Generation Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Audits were conducted in 2006 throughout the community to recommend changes to the community's physical environment to help reduce crime in this neighbourhood. The Heritage Community Association in partnership with community members, community schools, businesses, Regina Police Service, Regina Health Region and the City of Regina established audit teams to carry out methodical inspections throughout the entire community. During these inspections the Audit Teams identified aspects of land use, infrastructure, and public spaces that contribute to the commission of crime in the Heritage Community.

Graffiti management, clearing sightlines, back alley numbering and replacing burnt out street lights are just a few of the initiatives being addressed by this ongoing project.

For the full report please click here.