Surrey Police Service

Please be advised, SPS is not able to accept tips, reports, or emergency messages via social media. If you need police, fire, or ambulance in an emergency call 9-1-1 or call our non-emergency number at 604-599-0502

The spring edition of our e-newsletter, featuring a message from Chief Constable Norm Lipinski is now available. Visit bit.ly/4tvCxrz to read about SPS's recent expansion into Cloverdale, updates on extortions, information about our newly appointed Surrey Police Board members, and more.

Outdoor training; yes please! #Surrey #RangeDays #JoinSPS 🇨🇦

Get ready for Surrey's Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade! Businesses and employees requiring parking near the parade route must obtain a parking permit. The deadline to request a permit is April 13. Request one by emailing parkingpasses@surreypolice.ca. Read the full details: bit.ly/4cady61

SPS Major Crime Section assumed conduct of a shooting investigation from a March 24 incident, in which a driver was struck by a bullet. Police identified and arrested a suspect, who has been charged with several Criminal Code offences. Details: bit.ly/3OqvLV9 #SurreyBC

Happy Easter! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful Easter full of warmth and renewal.

Our front counter hours at SPS Headquarters and Community Police Offices will be temporarily adjusted for Easter long weekend. Please note that police response will not be affected.

Today, Chief Lipinski, Supt Mangat, and A/Insp Blades dropped by the District 4 Cloverdale office to visit SPS officers who started working in Cloverdale this week. We’re looking forward to further connecting with community partners and residents in our newest service area.

SPS is getting ready for this year’s Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade happening on April 18. As the date approaches, here is some important information to be aware of. Find information about road closures, safety planning and tips here: bit.ly/4m95nM6

SPS is appealing for witnesses to come forward, who may have witnessed or assisted victims at a March 5th collision around 11:24 pm in area of 88 Avenue and Nordel Way. Anyone with info, inc dashcam footage, is asked to call 604-599-0502. Details bit.ly/4c3YDua #SurreyBC

Chief Lipinski met with several officers getting ready to start their shift in Cloverdale today. This morning, SPS assumed responsibility for all policing operations in Cloverdale, another important step in Surrey's policing transition. Read more here: bit.ly/4tmUJ6z

Wishing the Jewish community a joyful and safe Passover as the holiday week begins this evening. We wish you health, joy and peace this week and throughout the year.

We continue to closely monitor and investigate extortions in our community. Over the past three months, reported extortion threats and extortion‑related violence in Surrey have declined. SPS remains actively engaged in extortion investigations, enforcement, and prevention efforts, and we encourage anyone with information to come forward. 📞If you are in immediate danger, call 9-1-1 🕵️‍♀️To report an extortion call 604-599-0502

Our hearts are with @sureteduquebec as we learned about the tragic death of Sgt. Anaïs Fortin-Cozzens in the line of duty in Portneuf-sur-Mer. SPS extends its deepest condolences to the officer’s family, friends, and our colleagues at Sûreté du Québec.

The missing 14-year-old youth, who was the subject of a news release on March 31, 2026, has been located. Surrey Police Service would like to thank the public and media for their assistance. #SurreyBC

Our officers work together to answer calls through teamwork and coordination. Here are a few members working together on a recent call to support and serve Surrey. #ViewsFromtheFrontline

Be aware, family emergency phone scams are on the rise. Scammers may pose as a loved one in urgent trouble, using fear and pressure to demand immediate payment. Protect yourself and your family: • Never send money or gift cards • Ask questions only the real person would know • Set a family emergency code word • Hang up and call a trusted family member using a number you know

Great work by the BC Extortion Task Force in charging Jaskarn Singh in relation to an extortion-related shooting at a Surrey business. Singh was arrested in Calgary and his arrest was part of a unified effort from Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams, and policing partners in the Lower Mainland.