Edmonton police are keeping a close eye on the city plans to annex portions of Leduc County and increase physical boundaries in 2016.
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Police plan calls for more officers
A draft plan that calls for an increase in the ratio of RCMP and municipal enforcement services officers to residents will be posted online for public input for 60 days.
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Stats show crime decrease in Red Deer
Preliminary statistics from 2013 show crime levels in Red Deer down nearly 10 per cent from the year prior, a year when the city was particularly hard hit with crimes to both persons and property.
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Headquarters expansion to begin in spring
When it opened nearly 18 years ago, Lethbridge’s new police headquarters was expected to meet the city’s needs until 2010.
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Cops hope downtown Edmonton revitalization brings a drop in crime
When Edmonton city police Supt. Tony Harder looks at the thick booklet outlining the plans for the revitalization of downtown, his eyes light up with excitement.
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Cops probe real estate sales
Downtown stakeholders attempted to separate fact from fiction on Tuesday, and tried to balance out recent legitimate sales in the downtown core from a police investigation that involves a number of offers on local property.
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Crime on the steady decline since peaking in 2011-12: Dosko
Red Deer’s reputation as a high-crime city won’t go away soon, but RCMP Supt. Warren Dosko hopes the trend towards lower crime statistics will start to erode that perception.
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Only Calgary, Edmonton cops make more money
City police are actually the third highest paid service in Alberta, based on the recently released 2013 Edmonton and Medicine Hat police service contracts.
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Survey suggests 97% approval rating for Calgary police
Public satisfaction with city police is at a record high 97%, according to an annual survey.
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Downtown residents raise issues
A group of residents in downtown Grande Prairie are expressing concerns over the continued presence of street people near their homes.
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