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Do Albertans know the full price tag? Millions have already been committed to a provincial police service, but key questions remain about transition, staffing, infrastructure, and long-term costs. Learn more at keepalbertarcmp.ca.
RCMP-policed communities benefit from access to 150+ specialized policing services, including major crime investigations, forensic services, emergency response, and cybercrime expertise. Learn how RCMP policing supports Alberta communities: keepalbertarcmp.ca
From responding to emergencies to supporting major investigations, Alberta RCMP Members work every day to help keep communities safe. Their dedication and professionalism make a difference in communities across the province. #KeepAlbertaRCMP
For more than a century, RCMP Members have proudly served Grande Prairie with professionalism, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to public safety. Today marks the end of that chapter as the new municipal police service becomes the City’s police of jurisdiction.
Throughout years of uncertainty and a transition they did not choose, our Members continued to put the community first while navigating these significant professional and personal changes, providing exceptional policing services every single day.
After a years-long investigation, Alberta RCMP Members have arrested and charged an individual with first-degree murder in connection with a 2023 homicide in northern Alberta. Kudos to the Members whose work helped bring this case forward. #KeepAlbertaRCMP cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…
Albertans have heard a lot about a provincial police service, but key questions remain unanswered, especially around costs. Before more commitments are made, Albertans deserve transparency. Get updates here: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-invol…
FACT: Replacing the RCMP comes with a huge price tag.
From infrastructure and equipment to recruiting and training, replacing a trusted and established police service involves more than changing the uniform.
Visit keepalbertarcmp.com to learn more.
On National Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day, we honour the far too many RCMP Members who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, including those who served and protected communities across Alberta.
#RCMPNeverForget Photo: RCMP in Alberta (Banff RCMP Detachment)
Recently, RCMP Members from the Wood Buffalo detachment spent the afternoon collecting donations for the Wood Buffalo Food Bank. They helped fill a police cruiser with more than 1,085 lbs of food, along with cash and gift card donations that will help support local families.
Albertans have been asked to consider major policing changes without seeing a complete public cost breakdown.
Any discussion about changing policing models should be based on facts, not assumptions.
Make your voice heard. Send a letter: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-invol…
Across Alberta, RCMP Members spend their careers helping people through some of life's toughest moments. This #ThankaPoliceOfficerDay, help us say thank you.
Share this post and help recognize the RCMP Members serving communities across Alberta.
The MD of Pincher Creek has voted to pause further investment in a new Alberta police service until a comprehensive, independent, and publicly available feasibility study is completed.
Read more: pentictonherald.ca/spare_new…
Every RCMP Member serves knowing that some calls carry risks most of us will never face. At this year's RCMP National Memorial Service, Canadians will pause to remember the Members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities.
#RCMPMemorial
To the women serving in RCMP detachments across Alberta, thank you for your professionalism, leadership, and commitment to public service.
Happy #NationalPoliceWomanDay!
This #InternationalDayofCharity, consider supporting the National Police Federation Benevolent Foundation, which provides assistance to families of Fallen and injured RCMP Members when they need it most.
Because behind every uniform is a family: npf-fpn.com/donate/
Before they're tracking suspects, RCMP Police Service Dogs spend months training alongside their handlers in Innisfail, Alberta, learning to work as a team.
Today, on National Dog Day, we're celebrating Alberta's elite police dogs! Photo: RCMP Depot Division
We remember Cst. Roy Eldon Laird, who died in a traffic accident near Medicine Hat. Cst. Laird was a decorated WWII veteran who served across Europe. #RCMPNeverForget


















