We’re working hard to provide a climate of safety for our residents and businesses to flourish. Find out about Emergency Services, RCMP and Enforcement Services. Our teams work closely with the community to prepare and respond to emergencies, educate and enforce bylaws – including safe driving practices,  responsible dog ownership and a Fire Smart community.

If you notice suspicious activity, please speak up. Call the 24 hour complaint line to report your concern.

Services you can access online

New! Citizens can now report select crimes online. All reports will be followed up with a phone call by a police officer within five (5) business days. Criteria for the incident to be reported online is available on the Alberta RCMP Online Crime Report page.

• Apply for an alarm permit online via ePermits or visit the RCMP detachment.
• Dog licence renewals can be paid via online or telephone banking. New licenses can be obtained by visiting the RCMP detachment.

In-person services

• Vehicle for Hire permits and licenses.
  Call 780-449-0170 for information.
• New dog licences
• Payment of County tags issued by Enforcement Services will be accepted at the RCMP detachment.
• Collision reporting

Hours of operation:

RCMP and Enforcement Services related information and requests are now available as a single point of service at the front counter.

Outside of listed hours, the public can access help using the after-hours public phone inside the front door of the detachment, or by calling our 24-hour complaint line at 780-467-7741.

• Main Reception - Front Desk hours of operation are as follows:
  Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  (Closed weekends and statutory holidays)

• Criminal records/Security Clearance Services
  Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  (Closed weekends and statutory holidays)
   
• Fingerprint Services
  Until further notice: Fingerprint services are by appointment only, call 780-449-0100 to schedule an appointment. 
  Two pieces of valid government ID including one piece of photo ID must be presented at the time of digital and ink and roll fingerprint processing.

Criminal Record/Security Clearance Checks

Notice: Strathcona County RCMP and Enforcement Services will no longer provide Criminal Record/Security Clearance Checks for residents of the City of Edmonton. We will continue to provide these services to all residents of RCMP jurisdictions, along with fingerprint services for federal agency requests to all residents, regardless of where they reside. 

New residents to Strathcona County: If your government ID does not reflect your new Strathcona County address, another document must be provided at time of application confirming the address. I.E. bank statement, utility bill. 

Health safety procedures

• If you need officer assistance at your home and believe you may be ill, please advise during the phone conversation so our officers can be prepared ahead of time.
• Employees may wear extra personal protection.