RCMP Community Programs
The Fort Saskatchewan RCMP offers a variety of community programs focused on safety, education, and engagement. These initiatives help build strong relationships between police and residents through school visits, public presentations, and crime prevention efforts. Learn more about how these programs support a safer, more connected community.
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Anti-Fraud Center plays a key role in educating the public about specific fraudulent telemarketing pitches, credit fraud, identify theft and telephone fraud.
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Alberta Rural Crime Watch is a cooperative community effort aimed at reducing crime in rural Alberta. It is based on the observation that crime is least likely to occur in a community where people are alert to the potential for crime and willing to look out for each other and work closely with their police force.
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Alberta Citizens on Patrol Association (ACOPA) is a program aimed at reducing crime in the community through active participation of citizens in crime prevention.
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Central Alberta Regional Victim Serving Society (CARVSS) assists victims of crime and tragic circumstances throughout the criminal justice process by providing the core services of information, support, and referrals.
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Crime Stoppers is a community crime prevention organization that rewards anonymous tipsters while supporting law enforcement partners to solve and stop crime.
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Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) is a comprehensive prevention education program designed to equip school children with skills to recognize and resist social pressures to experiment with tobacco, alcohol, other drugs and violence.
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Fort Saskatchewan's Families First Society is a charitable organization serving families through early childhood development, parenting programs and family support.
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The Policing Committee is responsible for ensuring that the community receives adequate policing.
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