Safe Community Recertification (FY2018)

　Sakae Ward certified Safe Community on October 6, 2018.
　The certification period expires in October 2023, but we do not aim to obtain certification again and value the results of the safe community promotion project so far, and in order to become a more progressive form, We promote "town development of security, security" in.
　Until the end of the certification period, we will continue to work as a safe community certified city.
　From fiscal 2021 to fiscal 2022, we will continue to consider new business forms.

A re-certification ceremony was held on Saturday, October 6, 2018, and a safe community certification judge, Mr. Cho Jun Pil of Korea, came and officially re-certified by signing an agreement with the International Safe Community Certification Center. Has been obtained.
In addition, on the day of the award ceremony for the Safe Community Painting Competition, and in the second part, a mini-concert was held by Sakae Freud Call and Nishi Hongo Elementary School Happy Rainbow Chorus.
We were able to celebrate the re-certification by many people, including those who attended, performed, and those from certified cities in Japan.

Photo left: Signing of the Agreement
In the photo: I gave a letter of appreciation to the members of the subcommittee.
Right: Sakae Ward Hymn of Osako power!

• Date and time
  From 1:00 pm to 3:50 pm on Saturday, October 6, 2018
• Venue
  Sakae public hall Auditorium (in Tachiland)
• Contents

1. Recertified Greetings
2. Signing of the agreement
   We have agreed with the International Safe Community Certification Center to sign an agreement document to continuously implement the trauma management program (safe town development through injury prevention).
   [Signer]
   Deal Hanson International Safe Community Certification Center Director and Certified Judge (Mag), Cho Jun Pil Certified Judge (Vice), Yoko Shiraishi Representative Director of the Japan Safe Community Promotion Organization, Chairman of the Sakae Ward Isozaki (*), Takaei Miyata Police Chief, Atsuei Amigami Fire Department Chief, Mayor Izu Mie Osanai
   （※） Saki = To be correct, ki (the same applies hereinafter).
3. Award of certified shields and flags
4. Greetings
5. Congratulations (Chairman Yasukazu Isozaki, Chairman of the Association of Sakae Ward, Mayor Tsunera Kobayashi, Mayor Atsugi), Toshihide Hirahara, Deputy Mayor of Yokohama
6. Safe Community Sakae Painting Competition Awards Ceremony
   ※The award-winning works of the painting contest will be posted on the inhabitant of a ward festival program held on Saturday, November 3rd.
   The exhibition is currently being held at Lounge Touch on the 4th floor of the new building of the Sakae Ward Office (until Friday, November 30).
7. Introduction of the activities of the subcommittee and presentation of a letter of appreciation
8. Recertification Memorial Mini Concert
   [Performer]
   Mixed choir Sakae Freude Call, Nishihongo Elementary School Happy Rainbow Chorus

• Attendee
  300 people including Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations officials, members of the Safe Community Promotion Council and eight subcommittees, and visitors from certified cities.
• Program on the day
  Program (PDF: 1,382KB)

Based on last year's "prior guidance", on-site examination for safe community recertification was conducted from Friday, June 15, 2018 to Sunday, June 17, 2018. .
On the day of the event, we invited Safe Community Certification Judge Dr. Dale Hanson of Australia and Cho Jun Pil of Korea, and visited many people, including other local residents and certified cities in Japan. .
Presentations by each subcommittee from the 15th to the 17th, exchange meetings between local people and safe community certified local governments on the 16th, and judges' comments were held on the 17th, and a job offer for re-certification was received!

Photo left: Comment from the judges
Right: Commemorative photo with Touch-kun with all the participants

Schedule (PDF: 132KB)

Profile (PDF: 637KB)

1. Overview of Sakae Ward (PDF: 1,181KB)
2. Injury Surveillance Subcommittee (PDF: 386KB)
3. Child Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 838KB)
4. Sports Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 918KB)
5. Child Abuse Prevention Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 721KB)
6. Traffic Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 891KB)
7. Suicide Prevention Subcommittee (PDF: 850KB)
8. Disaster Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 1,114KB)
9. Elderly Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 849KB)
10. anti-crime program Countermeasures Subcommittee (PDF: 708KB)

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Report materials (PDF: 741KB)

From Friday, September 8, 2017 to Sunday, September 10, we carried out prior instruction for safe community recertification.
On the day of the event, we invited Safe Community Certification Judge Dr. Dale Hanson of Australia and Cho Jun Pil of Korea, as well as many other local residents, domestic certified cities, and inspection teams from Korea. The meeting room No. 8 and 9 was full.
Starting with a visit to Director General on the 8th and a tour within the ward, presentations by each subcommittee were held on the 9th and 10th. On the 9th, exchange meetings were held between local people and local governments for safe community certification, and on the 10th, judge reviews were held for three days.

Photo left: Presentation of the subcommittee
Right: Commemorative photo with Touch-kun with all the participants

Schedule (PDF: 68KB)

Profile (PDF: 371KB)

1. Overview of Sakae Ward (PDF: 1,279KB)
2. Injury Surveillance Subcommittee (PDF: 326KB)
3. anti-crime program Countermeasures Subcommittee (PDF: 543KB)
4. Sports Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 542KB)
5. Disaster Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 1,043KB)
6. Child Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 756KB)
7. Child Abuse Prevention Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 431KB)
8. Elderly Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 649KB)
9. Suicide Prevention Subcommittee (PDF: 447KB)
10. Traffic Safety Measures Subcommittee (PDF: 668KB)

Comment Summary (PDF: 525KB)

• State of prior guidance (PDF: 3,812KB)
• Report materials (PDF: 572KB)