The Edmonton Police Force serves our city with car patrols, foot patrols, police sub-stations located in communities, emergency response teams, and a police helicopter. 

The police aim to involve people in the community in creating a safer society. To better serve all Edmontonians, a real effort is made to recruit individuals from different cultural, ethnic, and language groups. As a householder, you might wish to participate in a volunteer-run Neighbourhood Watch program that trains people in crime prevention.

The Edmonton Police Service website provides information about policing, crime rates, community outreach programs, emergency preparedness, and crime prevention.

For Emergency Services, Call 911
The City of Edmonton also operates the Edmonton Fire Department and Emergency Medical Response (ambulance). In an emergency, you can simply dial 911 for these services and/or the police.

• Alberta Block Parent Association is an affiliation of neighbourhood volunteers who provide “safe houses” for anyone lost or frightened.
• Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association focuses on resources for preventing and reducing crime in Alberta. 
• Alberta Safety Council offers information about workplace health and safety, children’s safety programs, and more.
• City of Edmonton - Community Services offers comprehensive information about the city’s social factors, including community safety. 
• Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues fosters safe communities through recreation, sports, and social activities.
• Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is Canada’s federal police force. Alberta is served by the “K Division.” Their site has links to crime prevention programs.
• Safe Edmonton has links to community safety initiatives, community resources, and more.
• Youth Justice Committee is a youth-to-youth program that addresses justice, crime prevention, racism, and ways youth can make positive impact in their community. It includes helpful links for youth at risk.