The Edmonton Police Service Department Reference Library was established in 1979 to assemble, preserve, and administer a centrally organized collection of specialized books, documents, reports, and related materials, both print and non-print, in order to support Edmonton Police Service activities and to serve as a centre of reliable information. In 2007, the library's name changed to Robert F. Lunney Library.
The Library responds to the information needs of:
- The Edmonton Police Serivce
- Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Agencies
- City of Edmonton Department Personnel (through the InterLibrary Loan)
- Special/Public Libraries
With the exception of restricted access to MacEwan and University of Alberta students, the public has limited access to the Robert F. Lunney Library.
Student Guidelines:
- Students are required to make appointments. The Library is open for students Tuesday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment only.
- Students may borrow two books for a loan period of one week (no exceptions, no renewals).
- Videos are not available to students.
- Photocopying is available.
Robert F. Lunney Library
2nd Floor, Police Headquarters
9620 - 103A Ave
Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5H 0H7
Phone: (780) 421-3459
Fax: (780) 421-2826
Librarian: Janice Broverman
Library Technician: Janet Meek