The Kiwanis Club of Edmonton - Oil Capital has named EPS Constable Jed Winter as their Top Cop for 2019.

At a recent Edmonton City Council meeting to discuss various policing issues, Chief Dale McFee noted that nearly $23 million had already been diverted from the police budget to create a new Bureau designed to do a “different kind of policing.”

An innovative, collaborative effort to help some of Edmonton’s most vulnerable citizens get to the programs they need and away from the cycle of arrest-release-reoffend has been recognized with the 2020 Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP)/Motorola Solutions Community Safety and Well-being Award.

The Edmonton Police Service honoured members of the armed forces ahead of Remembrance Day.

A little goes a long way.

In a show of appreciation and community support, representatives of Edmonton’s first line responders, business and the public were honoured at the Woodvale Community League centre during the first ever Community Facemask Gratitude Awards.

Cadets are learning the value of teamwork through team-building exercises and new community initiatives.

On September 10, Edmonton Police Service (EPS) Constable John Beatson was awarded the International CPTED Association (ICA) advanced practitioner certification. With this designation, the EPS now has three accredited Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) practitioners in the Collaborative Policing Unit.

Today, Chief Dale McFee announced a commitment to action by the Edmonton Police Service to engage with the city’s Black, Indigenous, racialized, and underserved communities in improving policing, and reimagining community safety and well-being.