Crime Prevention

In an emergency, every second counts.

Call 9-1-1 in an emergency where you need fire, police or ambulance services.

Reporting a Crime

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Crime Prevention Partners

RCMP Online Crime Reporting

Alberta RCMP has rolled out a province-wide online crime reporting initiative.

Alberta RCMP Mobile App (Android)

Access public safety information from RCMP on your Android device.

Alberta RCMP Mobile App (iOS)

Access public safety information from RCMP on your Apple device.

Who do I contact to report a crime?

Who to contact for crime and methods of reporting (i.e. 911, local detachment – by phone or in person, or online reporting).

  • For emergencies contact 911
  • To report anonymously contact Crime Stoppers
  • For non-emergent RCMP matters, contact your local detachment by phone, in person, or report online using the RCMP mobile app.
  • For Bylaw Enforcement (noise, unsightly, vandalism, grass/weeds), Driving Complaints, Illegal Dumping or Littering contact Sturgeon County Enforcement Services.

Crime Prevention

Making some easy and cost-effective changes to your property can increase safety and deter criminals. Take the following simple actions to prevent crime on your property: 

  • lock your doors and windows, even when you are home 
  • install exterior motion lights around doors and windows 
  • get a safety deposit box for storage of important or irreplaceable documents 
  • consider installing a home and/or auto alarm system 
  • do not leave keys, garage door openers, change or other valuables in your vehicle 
  • close the gate to your home when you leave your property, as well as when you are at home 
  • if you are away from home in the winter, have someone drive in and out of your driveway in the snow so tracks are visible 
  • if you are away from home in the spring or summer, have someone maintain your lawn 
  • do not post on social media sites that you are away from home 

To make a request for an awareness/education session for your group or to request a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) assessment, please contact Jennifer Penner, Safe Communities Facilitator with Sturgeon County at protectsvcs@sturgeoncounty.ca or contact 780-939-8400
Note: There is no charge for either of these services.

Safe Communities Facilitator

The Safe Communities Facilitator plays a crucial role in promoting public safety and crime prevention at the community level.

Resources and Supports

Abuse, Exploitation, Bullying and Hate
Fraud and Cybercrime
Protect Property, Stay Informed, and Participate in Crime Prevention
Parents’ Guide to Online Safety

Events

Sturgeon County hosts a variety of events including Car Seat Clinics, Workshops and Information Sessions.

Upcoming Events

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