Boost to police forces in five cities

Safer Streets Ahead: Province Funds 21 New Police Hires - Kindersley Social - Local Update, Sports, Events and more

The Government of Saskatchewan is funding 21 new police officer positions filled over the past year as part of the province’s $11.9 million Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods commitment to hire approximately 100 new municipal police officers.  “Saskatchewan residents expect and deserve to feel safe in their communities and that means having enough police officers on the ground where they are needed the most,” Corrections, Policing and Public S…

Saskatchewan - 21 New Officers Hired to Support Frontline Policing

The Government of Saskatchewan is funding 21 new police officer positions filled over the past year as part of the province's $11.9 million Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods commitment to hire . . .

21 New Officers Hired to Support Frontline Policing in Saskatchewan

The Government of Saskatchewan is funding 21 new police officer positions filled over the past year as part of the province's $11.9 million Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods commitment to hire...

Boost to police forces in five cities

The allotment of new officers will see seven each in Saskatoon and Regina, three in Moose Jaw and two each in Estevan and Weyburn.

Regina police targets Albert Park neighbourhood Wednesday

REGINA - Regina Police Service (RPS) launched a targeted safety initiative in the Albert Park neighbourhood for Wednesday as part of its All Out Progressive Policing Initiatives: Engagement and Enforcement. The operation will concentrate on the south Albert Street and Gordon Road area, responding to concerns raised in the 2023 Community Perceptions Survey, which called for greater police visibility and action on alcohol- and drug-related issues.…