Team Lead Required
Our Block Watch program is in need of a manager.
Are YOU that volunteer?
If you are, please contact our office administrator and say so!

Our Block Watch program is in need of a manager.
Are YOU that volunteer?
If you are, please contact our office administrator and say so!
Help! We Need KIT Caller Volunteers!
Do you have an hour once a week to spare? That's all it takes to become a KIT volunteer.
Please visit our KIT Program page for more information.
Speed Watch is an ICBC sponsored educational program aimed at reducing incidents of speeding.
This program not only provides awareness to drivers who are speeding, but it also provides valuable data to the Oceanside RCMP, City of Parksville, Town of Qualicum Beach and the RDN on areas where speeding is a significant problem.
Please join Oceanside Community Safety volunteers on Tuesday evenings between 6:00 and 9:00 pm at the Summer by the Sea Market in Parksville to support Adam Fras. Adam is Parksville's representative on the Tour de Rock ride this year.
Using proper caution at railway crossings is something that all drivers must remember because the train will not stop for you. It is easy to forget to look if you use a crossing regularly but don’t often encounter a train. About 20 crossing collisions occur each year in British Columbia according to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
2022 Summer Counter Attack Impaired Driving Campaign has begun! Forty per cent of impaired driving related deaths occur during summer months in B.C. That’s why ICBC and police across the province are encouraging drivers to be responsible and plan ahead for a safe ride home.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 292 complaints.
I have grave concerns about the safety of those driving battery operated wheelchairs and about the dangers involved for car drivers in dealing with their activities on the road. For instance, are those wheelchairs allowed legally on the roadways? I'm all in favour of personal navigation being available for those unable to drive anymore....but isn't that the reason the cities make our sidewalk curbs manageable for wheelchairs?
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 274 complaints.
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