Location details:
Fifth Avenue Place
Room: 
Aurora A&B
Cirrus conference center
34th Floor
West Tower
420 - 2nd Street SW 
Presenters:
Scott Boyd is the Superintendent, South Division for Calgary Police 
Service
. Superintendent Boyd is a 25-year member and currently leads the 
Community Policing South Division for the Calgary Police Service.
 He is a graduate
of the FBI National Academy (#278) in Quantico, VA and holds a Masters of 
Management & Public Administration. He has enjoyed a diverse career in policing 
with positions in Patrol, Mountain Bike Unit, Undercover Operations, Criminal 
Intelligence Section, HR and Training Section, District Commander and Chief’s 
Executive Officer. He is a certified Restorative Justice Facilitator and has trained 
and deployed as a Crisis Negotiator. He also served as the Interim Deputy Chief for
the Lethbridge Police Service for 4 months in 2021/2022 as part of a Provincial 
secondment.
Christa Gilroy is the Manager Strategic Content with the Government of 
Alberta, Seniors, Community and Social Services (SCSS).
 Christa has worked 
for the past 13 years with the Homeless Supports and Housing Stability branch in 
SCSS, overseeing funding and supports to communities in Alberta to address 
homelessness. Christa provided a leadership role in the start up of the Navigation 
and Support Centre in Edmonton in January 2024, and then in Calgary in July 
2024.
Taylor Holtorf is an Outreach Program Director for Alpha House,
overseeing the downtown portfolio.
 This includes leading multiple outreach
teams with different designations in the downtown corridor, supporting business
improvement areas (BIAs), and coordinating responses to 211/911 calls within
District 1. Taylor started with Alpha House in 2020 in Lethbridge, where she worked in the shelter and the COVID-19 response program, which later evolved into transitional housing. In 2022, she moved to Calgary to manage the Northeast Outreach portfolio, focusing on Outreach partnership teams with Bylaw and Transit. By 2023, she transitioned to her current role in the downtown core. Taylor is passionate about harm reduction, community engagement, and outreach solutions. She is committed to having a meaningful impact in the lives of those Alpha House serves and she is dedicated to achieve the ultimate goal of a safer community for everyone.
Mark Trimble is the Leader, Downtown Investments with the Downtown Strategy team at the City of Calgary
. Mark has been with The City for 11 years now, primarily working with Assessment & Tax valuing properties across the city and asset types and managing various teams of assessors. His focus was mainly Calgary’s downtown office market but has valued residential, retail and office properties across the city. He joined the Downtown Strategy team in January 2025 and is currently overseeing the 
Downtown Calgary Development Incentive Program
 and managing its various office to residential conversion projects
Celina Waight is the Strategy Lead for the Community Safety and 
Wellbeing Priority team, one of the seven key corporate priorities at The 
City of Calgary.
 In her role, Celina collaborates closely with Kay Choi, who oversees and directs all activities and implementations for this priority. A largefocus of the Community Safety & Wellbeing team is ensuring delivery of the Downtown Safety Leadership Table 28 recommendations that are aimed at improving safety and vibrancy in the downtown. Celina has a longstanding
commitment to the safety and wellbeing of Calgarians in her previous roles as a Community Peace Officer, and Business Strategist in community services.
In addition to the 5 speakers, Darshan Tailor (City of Calgary Business 
Strategist, Homelessness & Downtown Initiatives), Tamara Daku (Manager 
of Data and Analytics from CPS), Alecia Peters (Manager of Business 
Strategy and Analytics – Downtown Strategy) and Charlene Wilson (Senior 
Director at Alpha House) will be in attendance.
Presentations focused on Calgary Public Safety, with speakers from Calgary Police Services, City of Calgary-Downtown Initiatives, Government of Alberta, and Alpha House Society.
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