Learn more about bullying and cyber bullying, online safety (which includes tips for online classified ads, online dating, and social media safety as well as technology safety and tech crime), and domestic violence(including safety planning guidelines if you are experiencing abuse).  Ensure your children and the youth in your community don’t let gang activity take hold of their lives.

Protect the Seniors in your life by including information on elder abuse, power of attorney, online safety, social media safety, and safety tips for seniors.

Get additional tips on staying safe when outdoors by yourself, on a bus or a train, and in parkades. Click here for a brochure from the Neighbourhood Empowerment Team.

Access a Home Security Quiz and Home Security Checklist, get tips to help keep your home safe (when at home or on vacation, or if you live in an apartment building), and learn more specifically about door security, garage and backyard security, windows security, preparing an emergency kit, fire safety, and how you can register your camera.

Protect Your Property by including information on registering serial numbers and reporting or finding your stolen property, protecting your bike (using the Bike index), preventing mail and parcel theft, handling graffiti, and preventing arson.

Learn more about crime prevention techniques for multi-housing properties intended to reduce the likelihood of criminal activity occurring on the premises and utilize a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) approach of crime prevention that uses urban and architectural design and the management of built and natural environment. Also, Storewatch is a robbery prevention initiative designed to assist commercial business owners in protecting their employees, their property, and their customers by lowering their risk of a robbery.

Prevent theft of automobiles (or from automobiles), resources on traffic safety (e.g., buyers guide to used vehicles, how to install and secure child’s seats, distracted driving, and more), motorcycle safety, pedestrian safety, bicycle safety, and  how to report traffic concerns (e.g., vehicle noise, chronic speeding, or ongoing stop sign violations in a neighbourhood).For more detailed information on road safety in Alberta, head to the Alberta Transportation and Safe Roads websites.

EPS has several partnerships to help deliver on priorities including thePolice and Crisis Team (PACT), Child at Risk Response Team (CARRT), DIVERSIONfirst Unit, School Resource Officers, and Human-centred Engagement and Liaison Partnership (HELP).  Additionally, the Partners with Purpose highlights the tremendous efforts happening with our partnerships (currently focused on HELP).

The Neighbourhood Empowerment Team (NET)partnership between the Edmonton Police Service, City of Edmonton, and The Family Centre, work with communities to identify and address recurring safety concerns, using tools such as CPTED, safety planning, and presentations and training. 

If you are interested in working with EPS, please contact the Partnership and Stakeholder Development Branch at Julie.Hallonquist@edmontonpolice.ca.

Learn about when to call 9-1-1 and other resources (like 3-1-1, 8-1-1 and 2-1-1)

The Edmonton Police Service online reporting process including when to use it, access an easy to use submission form available in multiple languages, and view frequently asked questions. 

Learn more about Hate crimes and hate incidents, what to do when encountering hate, and how to report.

Learn about how and when to report a vehicle collision.

Anonymously report information about crimes or suspicious behavior by phone or online through Crime Stoppers.

Downtown Branch

General Inquiries – 780-421-2200

9620 103A Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5H 0H7

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Northeast Branch

General Inquiries – 780-426-8100

14203 50 St, Edmonton, AB T5A5H6

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Northwest Branch

General Inquiries – 780-391-4500

18440 127 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6V 0N3

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Southeast Branch

General Inquiries – 780-426-8200

#104 Youville Drive East, Edmonton, AB T6L 7H6

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Southwest Branch

General Inquiries – 780-426-8300

1351 Windermere Way, Edmonton, AB T6E 0A6

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West Branch

General Inquiries – 780-426-8000

16505 100 Ave, Edmonton, AB T5P 4X9

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If you are requesting EPS representation at your upcoming community event, please fill in the request form. For example, presentations on related topics such as fraud prevention, members to join you for community events like Town Halls or BBQs, and school visits.

Stay up to date on calls for service, investigation updates, missing individuals, and more by reviewing our Media Releases.  View public awareness and educational campaigns such as Know Your Rights. Take a look at EPS Publications including recent strategies (e.g., Guns and Gangs), Annual Reports providing statistical insight into crime and community safety, and various brochures you can view or print.

Compliment the EPS – Let us know if you are pleased with the service you received from the Edmonton Police Service.

Concerns about the EPS – Let us know if you have concerns with the service you received from the Edmonton Police Service and learn what is done with your concerns.

Additional Community Resources – View a list of community resources for clothing, shelter, medical services, food and additional support.

Additional information on bylaws, emergency preparedness, encampments, transit, 311, Safer Communities and Neighbourhood Unit (e.g., to submit requests related to encampments, nuisance properties, and parking complaints), and more.

Please see Alberta Health Service's Addiction and Mental Health web page for mental health resources.