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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 non-emergency complaint line to report your concern.
RCMP and Enforcement Services Emergency: 9-1-1 24 hour complaint line: 780-467-7741 Administration Phone: 780-467-7749 Fax: 780-449-1265 Enforcement Services Phone: 780-449-0170 Fax: 780-449-1265 Location 911 Bison Way Sherwood Park, Alberta T8H 1S9
Strathcona County RCMP would like to remind the public that firearms, explosives, and weapons of any kind are prohibited from being brought into the detachment building. If you need to bring any of these items in, please consult with a front counter associate first for guidance on how to safely surrender a weapon.Â
RCMP and Enforcement Services related information and requests are now available as a single point of service at the front counter.Â
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 non-emergency complaint line at 780-467-7741.
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.Â
New residents to Strathcona County:Â 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.Â
When buying or selling items online, safety should always come first — especially when meeting strangers in person. Meeting in a well-lit, monitored public space helps reduce the risk of fraud and ensures you're conducting your transaction in a safe, neutral setting.
The Safe Internet Exchange Zone is available for in-person transactions. Look for the two designated parking stalls, marked with "Safe Internet Exchange Zone" signs in front of the police detachment.
Last updated: Tuesday, October 07, 2025 Page ID: 50079