Estevan Police

Join EPS staff and local banking representatives to learn about how to protect yourself from frauds and scams. Refer to the attached poster for venue location and time. See you there!

Reducing your speed by just 10 km/h can be the difference between a close call and a serious collision. It gives you more time to find an alternative course of action when the unexpected happens. Give yourself the gift of time.

We see you working hard, and we want to make sure you get home safe. In SK, you must slow to 60 km/h when passing emergency vehicles, tow trucks, or highway workers with flashing lights. Let’s work together to make sure everyone gets home to their families tonight.

Looks like both A.I. and WPS Chief VanDeSype agree that the Estevan Bruins will be hoisting the Highway 39 Cup this year... Go Bruins! (Thanks for your support Chief!)

Your reaction time matters. At 80 km/h, the chance of a fatal collision is 50% higher than at lower speeds. Giving yourself even 10 km/h of leeway can be the difference between a close call and a tragedy. Let’s keep Estevan streets safe by slowing down.

Estevan is at its best when everyone takes a little extra care on the roads this winter. Drive at a comfortable speed, stay aware, and look out for one another. Small choices help keep our community safe. #EstevanPoliceService #WinterDriving #CommunitySafety

We encourage all residents to stay alert in their neighborhoods. Report suspicious activity, watch for pedestrians, and follow local traffic rules. Every small action contributes to a safer Estevan for all. #EstevanPoliceService #NeighborhoodSafety #CommunityCare

We appreciate everyone in Estevan who helps make our streets safe. Looking out for neighbors, walking carefully, and driving responsibly all make a difference. Together, we can keep our community safe and welcoming. Let’s continue supporting each other every day.

Do you feel rushed in winter traffic? It’s easy to forget that icy roads need extra care. We remind everyone to leave early, slow down, and adjust to conditions. Arriving safely is always more important than arriving fast. #ProTip #EstevanPoliceService #WinterDrivingTips

Speeding in residential areas is more dangerous than it seems. We encourage drivers to watch for kids, pets, and parked cars, and to drive slower than usual. Safety always comes first. #EstevanPoliceService #NeighborhoodSafety #DriveSmart

Did you know the back lane speed limit is 20 km/h? It may feel slow, but it protects pedestrians, kids, and pets. We see too many close calls when drivers rush. Take your time—it makes a big difference. #DidYouKnow #EstevanPoliceService #BackLaneSafety

Ever notice how quickly ice sneaks up on you? Even a small increase in speed can make stopping nearly impossible. 👉 Ease off the pedal—it could save a life. #ProTip #EstevanPoliceService #WinterDriving #SlowDown

Speeding increases your stopping distance—especially on icy roads. Even small increases in speed make collisions more likely. 👉 Slow down and help keep Estevan streets safe. #ProTip #EstevanPoliceService #WinterDriving #SlowDown

EPS/WPS Joint Tactical Support Team will be conducting training south of Valley Street on Jan. 30th, 8am-12pm. Signage will be in place and loud noises may be heard. There is no risk to the public; the public is requested to avoid the area and obey traffic control devices.

#WinterDrivingTip: Adjust lane position for traction, increase following distance, and stay alert. Safety is essential even in familiar areas. #WinterDriving #EstevanPoliceService #TrafficSafety

Lane position matters. Keep right on highways, middle in urban lanes, and left when preparing for a left turn. Let your lane choice communicate your intentions. #TrafficTips #EstevanPoliceService #LanePosition #RoadSafety

Approaching a 4-way stop? The vehicle that arrives first goes first. If two cars arrive at the same time, yield to the driver on your right. Simple rules, big difference. #ProTip #EstevanPoliceService #4WayStop #SafeDriving

EPS is investigating a B&E and Theft that occurred between Dec. 27 - 29, 2025, during which a white Chevrolet Avalanche, SK license plate AVALNCH was stolen. Anyone with information about this occurrence is asked to call EPS at 306-634-4767  or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

Winter roads can be slippery and unpredictable. ❄️ Slow down, leave extra space between vehicles, and avoid distractions while driving. A little caution goes a long way in keeping you and others safe this December.

New drivers, heads up! 🚗💡 Even a little alcohol can put you at serious risk. Zero-tolerance rules mean no drinking or drugs if you’re in the Graduated Driver Licensing program. Stay sharp, stay safe!