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Working together with the community, and the RCMP, to ensure the safety and security of the citizens of St. Albert and an effective and accountable policing service.
The St. Albert Policing Committee is a legislative body established under the Policing Committee Bylaw 13/2019, working alongside City Council and the RCMP to maintain a safe and accountable community. It serves as a liaison between City Council, the RCMP Detachment and residents to encourage community participation in creating safe and secure neighbourhoods. For complete details on its composition, purpose and responsibilities, please refer to the St. Albert Policing Committee Bylaw.
Current policing priorities are:
Crime reduction
Mental health and addiction
Intimate partner/domestic violence
Community Engagement - February 2025
From February 3 to 28, 2025, the Policing Committee invited residents to share their perspectives on local policing in St. Albert through the Policing Priorities Survey. The feedback collected will help shape the Committee’s recommendations to City Council and provide valuable insights into community concerns and priorities.
Thank you to all who shared their input during this engagement. Your perspectives are an important part of guiding the RCMP’s work in St. Albert and shaping the Committee’s recommendations to Council.
All feedback will be reviewed and summarized for the Policing Committee and Council. The summary of results will be posted here once complete, helping inform future policing strategies in St. Albert.
Working together with the community, and the RCMP, to ensure the safety and security of the citizens of St. Albert and an effective and accountable policing service.
The St. Albert Policing Committee is a legislative body established under the Policing Committee Bylaw 13/2019, working alongside City Council and the RCMP to maintain a safe and accountable community. It serves as a liaison between City Council, the RCMP Detachment and residents to encourage community participation in creating safe and secure neighbourhoods. For complete details on its composition, purpose and responsibilities, please refer to the St. Albert Policing Committee Bylaw.
Current policing priorities are:
Crime reduction
Mental health and addiction
Intimate partner/domestic violence
Community Engagement - February 2025
From February 3 to 28, 2025, the Policing Committee invited residents to share their perspectives on local policing in St. Albert through the Policing Priorities Survey. The feedback collected will help shape the Committee’s recommendations to City Council and provide valuable insights into community concerns and priorities.
Thank you to all who shared their input during this engagement. Your perspectives are an important part of guiding the RCMP’s work in St. Albert and shaping the Committee’s recommendations to Council.
All feedback will be reviewed and summarized for the Policing Committee and Council. The summary of results will be posted here once complete, helping inform future policing strategies in St. Albert.
The survey is your opportunity to share insights on local policing priorities. It seeks feedback on topics like safety, education, property crime, drug and alcohol concerns and traffic issues. Your input helps guide the Policing Committee and the RCMP in making St. Albert a safer, more responsive community.
Consultation has concluded
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