Who do I Call?
Make the Right Call
We urge you to call 911 when:
· You believe someone is in imminent danger
· You believe a specific crime is happening
· You believe something is suspicious
· Wildlife on road
· Bear in area
· Injured wildlife
· Break-ins or thefts where the suspect is gone
· Suspicious vehicle, person or activity
· Non-urgent cases where immediate police attendance is not crucial
· Driving complaints
For non-urgent situations, call the RCMP Administration Line during regular office hours.
· Investigation inquiries
· General inquiries
· If you do not meet the criteria for using the Online Reporting website, you can report a motor vehicle collision where:
· Damage to involved vehicles is over $2000 combined, or
· A driver or passenger sustained an injury related to the collision, or
· The collision was a hit and run
· To report vehicle collision, ensure you have your driver’s licence, the vehicle insurance, and registration.
· For details on the detachment, visit RCMP
· Pet and domestic animal control
· Lost and found items
· Construction noise
· Parking complaints
· Noise complaints
You can also e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (note this email is only monitored Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) More information can be found at Protective Services and Municipal Enforcement