Let's Connect! Community Policing

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Engagement is now closed.

Thank you to those who participated in this engagement. You can learn more about this project below, or subscribe to Participate Wood Buffalo to stay connected (or get involved) with future engagement projects impacting our region.

Let's connect about community policing! Wood Buffalo RCMP is committed to preserving the peace, upholding the law, and providing quality service in partnership with the communities it serves. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) has partnered with the RCMP to create informative virtual and in-person events with the purpose of connecting with the residents of our region. 

Ask a Cop a Question

Students in grades seven and eight submitted hundreds of questions to Wood Buffalo RCMP throughout the Ask a Cop a Question campaign that ran from Jan. 9-Feb. 26. Based on participation, a school influencer was chosen to

Let's connect about community policing! Wood Buffalo RCMP is committed to preserving the peace, upholding the law, and providing quality service in partnership with the communities it serves. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) has partnered with the RCMP to create informative virtual and in-person events with the purpose of connecting with the residents of our region. 

Ask a Cop a Question

Students in grades seven and eight submitted hundreds of questions to Wood Buffalo RCMP throughout the Ask a Cop a Question campaign that ran from Jan. 9-Feb. 26. Based on participation, a school influencer was chosen to co-host the panel discussion at their school and was awarded a pizza party for their class.

We're excited to share the recorded sessions from participating schools below. Stay tuned there's more to come!

If you have ever wondered why police lights are red and blue, what an RCMP officer’s favourite police code is, or if all police officers love donuts - Watch as Greyson Nadeau, a grade 8 student of École McTavish Public High School interviews RCMP Staff Sergeant Graham Gurski.

 

The 2023-2024 Annual Policing Priorities are announced!

Each year Wood Buffalo RCMP establishes policing priorities that align with what residents identify to be most important. 

Based on feedback received from this year's online survey hosted Feb.6-March 10 Wood Buffalo RCMP has developed these new priorities for 2023-2024:

  Property crime - theft 

  Drug trafficking

  Traffic safety

  Enhance public confidence and engagement

To learn more about the priorities and how they will be addressed click here.

IMPORTANT: This online page is for general questions or comments regarding community engagement only. If your issue is an emergency, please dial 911. If you need to report a non-emergency issue, please do so by calling 780-788-4000. Submit an online report by visiting rmwb.ca/rcmp or crimestoppers.ab.ca

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Wood Buffalo RCMP Policing Priorities Survey 2023 - 2024

    Each year, Wood Buffalo RCMP establishes policing priorities based on feedback they receive from the community. These priorities ensure that, in addition to responding to calls for service, officers focus on policing issues that are most important to residents. 

    Tell us in this brief survey what you believe RCMP should prioritize for their 2023 - 2024 fiscal year. The new priorities will be announced later this Spring at an open house event

    This survey closes on March 10, 2023.

    Engagement is now closed.

    Thank you to those who participated in this engagement. You can learn more about this project below, or subscribe to Participate Wood Buffalo to stay connected (or get involved) with future engagement projects impacting our region.
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