Enforcement Services
For the latest news on crime prevention, criminal activity, and what our Peace Officers have been doing to make Parkland County a safer place, visit the pages below:
Central Parkland
East Parkland
Acheson Industrial Area
Report It!
In an Emergency, always dial 9-1-1. To report a situation that requires the help of our peace officers, please use our online County Concerns tool or call 780-968-8400.
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Parkland RCMP extends front counter hours
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Update: Spruce Grove, Alta. – Effective July 2nd, 2024, Parkland RCMP Detachment new front counter office hours will be Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 6:30 pm; closed Saturday, Sunday and statutory holidays.
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As of April 1, 2024 Parkland RCMP Detachment will be extending their front counter hours to 8:30am – 6:30pm Monday to Saturday. “By extending our hours, we will be more accessible to the public and this will provide a better service to our clients” says Insp. McGillivray. Please visit the Parkland RCMP Detachment website for more information including the address and the online reporting tool. -
What Is CPTED?
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Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a multi-disciplinary approach to crime prevention that uses urban and architectural design and the management of built and natural environments.
CPTED strategies aim to reduce victimization, deter offender decisions that precede criminal acts, and build a sense of community among inhabitants so they can gain territorial control of areas, reduce crime, and minimize fear of crime.
CPTED is pronounced ‘sep-ted’ and it is also known around the world as Designing Out Crime, defensible space, and other similar terms.
Parkland County Enforcement Services provides CPTED property assessments at no cost to the property owner. Call our complaint line and request your own assessment at 780-968-8400.
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Chat with a Peace Officer
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Come chat with a Peace Officer! Our Enforcement Services will now have a Peace Officer at the Wabamun Satellite Office (5124 53 Ave) every Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00p.m.
Residents are welcome to stop by during this time to speak with officers about community issues and concerns, ask questions or get information on resources.
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Enforcement Updates
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It was standing room only in Wabamun at the Community Crime Update hosted by Parkland County Enforcement Services, alongside RCMP Corporal, Ferri. with an appearance by Division 5 Councillor, Rob Wiedeman on February 22, 2024.
After presentations by both the Enforcement team and an RCMP Constable, there was a great dialogue with lots of questions from engaged members of the Wabamun community.
The main takeaways from the meeting were:
- Members of the Community need to stay vigilant. If something seems off – it probably is.
- Reporting is key, no matter how small the issue may be. This provides the most accurate crime data and allows resources to be deployed in the areas that need it most.
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There are several programs offered by our Enforcement team, the RCMP, and the provincial government that can assist residents including:
•CPTED (Crime Prevention through Environmental Design) – Secure your property by having it inspected by a trained officer who’ll provide a report for how to make it less of a target for crime. Call our Enforcement team to book your appointment at call 780-968-8400.
•CAPTURE - Register any security cameras you have with the RCMP to help them track criminal activity more efficiently.
•Online Crime Reporting - The goal for the Alberta RCMP is to make sure all crime is reported, this tool makes it easier.
•SCAN - Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods is a unit of the Alberta Sheriffs that helps keep communities safe by dealing with problem properties that are being used for specific illegal activity such as drug trafficking. Properties can be anonymously reported online or by phone.
Now we want to hear from you! In order to serve you better, please register on YourParkland.ca so we can keep you updated on the latest Enforcement efforts and let us know if you’d like to attend a Community Crime Update in your area.
- Members of the Community need to stay vigilant. If something seems off – it probably is.
Who's Listening
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Peace Officer
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Director, Enforcement Services
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Mayor Allan Gamble, Councillor Natalie Birnie, Councillor Allan Hoefsloot, Councillor Sally Kucher Johnson, Councillor Phyllis Kobasiuk, Councillor Kristina Kowalski, Councillor Rob Wiedeman.
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