The Stony Plain and District Crime Prevention Association (SPDCPA) promotes crime prevention programs and initiatives.
Our objective is to prevent crime within the territorial jurisdiction of the Parkland Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). We coordinate representatives from the various crime prevention groups operating in these areas.
Our group’s main purpose is to alert citizens to criminal activities, educate them about crime prevention, and assist with crime prevention activities.
We provide feedback on policing issues in our area.
We initiate crime prevention projects and support and/or coordinate crime prevention activities with our member associations.
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The Alberta RCMP has a province-wide online crime reporting initiative via a crime reporting tool allows Albertans to report select property crimes. This project has been initiated to ensure the public is able to report select crime types in whatever way is most convenient or accessible to them. A goal for the Alberta RCMP is to make sure all crime is reported, no matter how small. This provides the most accurate crime data and allows RCMP resources to be deployed appropriately in the areas that need it most.
Citizens may report the following crimes online:
Incidents must also satisfy the following conditions to be reported online:
All crimes reported online will be followed up with a phone call from a police officer in “K” Division’s Call Back Unit (CBU) within five business days.
If the crime you are wanting to report satisfies the above-listed conditions, you can report it by clicking the button below.