Success Stories

The Edmonton Law Enforcement Torch Run is hosting its first annual Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics.

The Edmonton Police Service is issuing a warning to the public about the dangers of Ecstasy and PMMA. Several recent deaths in Calgary and numerous serious health-related issues in Alberta are raising concerns relating to the ingestion of Ecstasy.

The EPS is once again hosting this free course. Join us to learn more about personal protection and safety!

Are you concerned about drug or gang-related activities in your area?

It’s that time of year, when motorcyclists kick the dust of their bikes, and merge back onto Edmonton-area roadways.

Do you know someone who has made an Edmonton neighbourhood(s) a safer place to live and work? Nominate them today!

On behalf of the Edmonton Police Commission and the Edmonton Police Service, we are proud to present the 2011 Annual Policing Plan Report Card.

Walk through the unassuming doors of the Zebra Child Protection Centre, and your eyes are immediately drawn to a beautiful rendering of a zebra whose stripes fill up an entire canvas.

Fraud affects a large number of consumer and businesses, undermines the economy, and robs people of their savings and dignity. According to the Canadian Anti Fraud Centre (CAFC), the total number of Canadian victims of mass marketing fraud that contacted the CAFC increased by 13 percent in 2011 from 2010.

On Monday, March 12, 2012, Canada’s only quadriplegic police officer, EPS acting Detective Bryce Clarke, will proudly role into the gymnasium at the University of Alberta Van Vliet Centre, alongside Canada’s Man in Motion, Rick Hansen.