East Parkland County

On December 19, 2023, Parkland County Enforcement Services (PCES) hosted a Candy Cane Check Stop on Range Road 272, north of Highway 16 in conjunction with MADD Parkland. Candy Cane Check Stops are intended to raise awareness of impaired driving around the holidays and to remind motorists to drive safe, plan ahead and report suspected impaired drivers. PCES was joined at the Check Stop by numerous municipal and public partners, including Tuber Towing, Parkland Fire Services, Parkland RCMP, Alberta Sheriffs, Spruce Grove Enforcement and Stony Plain Enforcement. Throughout December leading up to Christmas, PCES will be hosting or supporting Candy Cane Check Stops in Parkland County, Spruce Grove and Stony Plain..

If you are on the roadways this holiday season, please remember the following:

• Be alert and responsive when behind the wheel
• Refrain from any activities that impair your judgement or ability to drive
• Plan a safe ride home; use public transit, a taxi, or a designated driver
• Clear snow and ice from your windshield and lights for better visibility
• Pay attention to road conditions and safety warnings to keep an emergency kit in your trunk
• If the weather is bad, consider revising your plans so you won't have to travel on icy or snowy roads
• Report suspected impaired drivers to the police

On February 23, 2023 a parkland County Peace Officer was patrolling Hwy 16 when they observed a vehicle travelling 141km/h in a posted 110km/h zone. The Peace Officer initiated a traffic stop and their subsequent investigation determined the driver had an outstanding form 7 endorsed warrant. The driver was arrested and issued a violation ticket for speeding.

On October 14th, 2023, a Parkland County Peace Officer conducted a traffic stop on a car traveling at 128km/h in a 100km/h zone on Highway 16A. Further investigation determined the driver's license had been suspended for driving while unauthorized in April, 2023.

The vehicle was towed, seized and the driver was issued 3 violation tickets.

On September 18, 2023 Parkland Village School Administration reached out to Parkland County Enforcement Services' School Resource Officer and advised that there has been a string of vandalism occurring over the weekends. Parkland County Enforcement Services will be increasing their patrols in the evenings and on weekends.

If you have information about the vandalism, or witness any further criminal behaviour, please contact Parkland RCMP at 825-220-7267.

Are you an adult who is concerned about your community's safety and security?

Alberta Citizens On Patrol Association - Parkland Citizens On Patrol are actively recruiting volunteers throughout Parkland County

- Crime Prevention

- Community Involvement

- Teamwork

- Networking and Relationship Building

Contact Parkland Citizens On Patrol 780-686-3469 or parklandcop@gmail.com for more information, or use our Questions tool above.

On August 22, 2023 a Parkland County Peace Officer was targeting offences statistically related to crime, in an area identified as a high crime area by RCMP statistics. The Officer conducted a traffic stop and through their investigation identified an altered Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate and Sticker. Parkland RCMP were requested to assist and the vehicle was seized for further inspection by the auto theft unit.

On July 14, 2023 Parkland County became aware of thefts from motor vehicles occurring in the Estates on Fifth subdivision. Parkland County Enforcement Services responded by conducting saturation patrols in the area over the weekend.

If you witness a crime, please call 911 to report it to Parkland RCMP. If you have been a victim of property crime, please call 825-220-7267.

If you see our Officers in the area, be sure to speak with them about your concerns or ask them about crime prevention resources and services.

On May 25, 2023 a Parkland County Peace Officer conducted a traffic enforcement patrol, targeting offences statistically related to crime on HWY 779 north of HWY 627. The Officer initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle and the subsequent investigation determined the vehicle was uninsured and the driver was operation a vehicle without the proper class license.

As a result of the thorough investigation:

• The vehicle was seized and impounded for 30 days
• The driver was issued a violation ticket for driving without proper supervision
• The driver was issued a summons for driving an uninsured motor vehicle

On January 11, 2023, Parkland County Enforcement Services were made aware of a recent increase in crime in the Hubbles Lake area along RRD 14 between HWY 16 and HWY 16A. Parkland County Enforcement Services is responding by increasing our uniformed presence in the area, through patrols and operations.

If you have additional information about one or more of these incidents, please call Parkland RCMP at 825-220-2000 and ask to speak with an Officer regarding recent break ins near Hubbles Lake.

If you need to report an unrelated break in or theft, please call Parkland RCMP at 825-220-7267.

Update: as of April 4, 2023 Parkland County Enforcement Services have conducted 44 saturation patrols in the Hubbles Lake area to disrupt and displace crime.

On October 27, 2022, Parkland County Enforcement Services became aware of increased and repetitive suspicious activity in the vicinity of TWP 514 between RRD 265 and RRD 275 as well as TWP 511 between RRD 265 and RRD 275. After review, it was noted there was also an increase in property crime in this area. Enforcement services responded by increasing uniform presence in the area through proactive patrols and operations.

From October 27, 2022 to December 31, 2022, 14 saturation patrols were conducted in an effort to deter, disrupt and displace crime in the area.