Keep Alberta RCMP

For more than 90 years, the RCMP has been woven into Alberta’s story, serving communities large and small, adapting to change, & supporting public safety across the province. Learn how you can get involved & support the future of public safety in Alberta: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-involved/

We remember Cst. Frederick Gordon Frank Counsell, who was shot and killed by a man who was wanted for the shooting of his son on May 22, 1940, in Parkland, Alberta. #RCMPNeverForget

Albertans’ voices matter, and RCMP Members are taking the time to listen. Coaldale RCMP Members recently sat down with residents to have real conversations about what’s happening in their community, and what matters most to them. Learn more: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-involved/ Photo: RCMP

Research conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights (2025) shows that 76% of Albertans living in RCMP‑served communities are satisfied with RCMP policing. That level of confidence reflects the dedication of our RCMP Members. Support them today: keepalbertarcmp.ca

Cst. Dyson from the Parkland RCMP recently stopped by a preschool in Stony Plain. For a lot of little ones, moments like this make a big difference. It helps take away fear, builds trust, and shows them that police are there to help. Photo credit: RCMP in Alberta (Parkland)

National Police Week is here and we’re recognizing the service, commitment, and impact of RCMP Members across Alberta! 💙 To learn more about our Alberta RCMP Members and support the work they do, sign up here: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-involved/ #NationalPoliceWeek #RCMP #WhyWeServe

In 2024, Alberta saw a decrease in property crime compared to 2023, including break and enters, theft, possession of stolen property, and more. This progress reflects the dedication, enforcement efforts, and investigative work of our RCMP Members: keepalbertarcmp.ca

Well done to St. Paul RCMP Members and the Rural Crime Reduction Unit. This outcome highlights the importance of community reporting, data‑driven policing, and the dedication of our RCMP Members working to make Alberta safer every day. Read more: rcmp.ca/en/alberta/new…

We remember Cst. James Lloyd Lundblad, who died in a motor vehicle collision while conducting traffic law enforcement on May 5, 2009, near Millet, Alberta. #RCMPNeverForget

Our Alberta Members are heroes, but behind the badge, they’re human too. And the weight they carry matters. This Mental Health Week, we’re making space to talk about what’s unseen. #MentalHealthWeek #TheInvisibleWeight

Trained right here in Alberta at the Police Dog Services Training Centre, RCMP Police Dog Services teams like Cpl. Dunphy and his partner, PSD Nyak, bring world‑class training, teamwork, and readiness to every call. Thank you for your service! Photos: RCMP

As fraud and organized crime become more sophisticated, the RCMP is expanding specialized financial crime units in rural Alberta to protect people and businesses from scams, identity fraud, and money laundering. Read more: cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

Many specialized services are unique to the RCMP, requiring national training, expertise, and equipment. RCMP Members also provide critical support to other police services, including those in Edmonton and Calgary, when needed [RCMP, 2024]. Support today: keepalbertarcmp.ca

As spring activities and local celebrations kick off, you’ll likely see Alberta RCMP Members out supporting events, keeping people safe, and connecting with their communities. If you spot a Member while you’re enjoying the season, take a moment to say hello! Photo: RCMP in AB

On this #DayofMourning, we pause to remember the RCMP Members in Alberta and across the country who have been injured or lost their lives while serving their communities. We honour their courage, their dedication, and the sacrifices made by them and their families.

Through strong coordination between Parkland RCMP units and the K Division Community Response Team, repeat property offenders were safely apprehended after a series of vehicle thefts and break-ins . Full story: rcmp.ca/en/alberta/new…

We remember Cpl. Michael Moriarty, who was murdered on duty while serving a summons in Rosebud, Alberta, on April 26, 1935. #RCMPNeverForget

The province has covered nearly the entire cost of Grande Prairie’s policing transition, $16.4 million of the $19 million total. A bill which is being paid by taxpayers across Alberta, not just the municipality making the change. Get involved: keepalbertarcmp.ca/get-involved/.

We remember Cst. James Walter Foreman, who died of injuries sustained when he was struck by a vehicle on the shoulder of the highway near Sangudo, Alberta, while helping a driver in trouble on April 24, 1963. #RCMPNeverForget

We remember Cpl. Maxwell George Bailey, who was killed while attempting to apprehend a person in Grassy Lake, Alberta, on April 23, 1913. #RCMPNeverForget