Police

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is Canada's National Police Service. The City of Lloydminster contracts the RCMP to provide municipal police services. For all policing information and questions visit the Lloydminster RCMP Detachment website, or call their non-emergency/administration at 780-808-8300 or to file a complaint, please call 780-808-8400.

Call 911 if you need help from the police, fire or ambulance right away. Always call 911 when someone's health or safety is at risk. When a life is at stake, 911 is the fastest way to get the help you need.

In a true emergency, dial 911 and stay on the phone. We need to ask a few questions so we can send you the right help. Answering these questions will not delay help getting to you, the help you need is sent quickly, often while we are still talking to you.

Municipal Policing Committee Applications

The City of Lloydminster is establishing a Municipal Policing Committee. The purpose of this committee is to create a united community connection through strategic policing decisions.

Through this committee, a set of chosen applicants will:

oversee administration of the Municipal Police Service Agreement between the City of Lloydminster and the Lloydminster RCMP;
present concerns and interests of the public to the Officer in Charge/Detachment Commander;
develop a yearly plan of priorities and strategies;
develop a Community Safety Plan inclusive of a strategy for community and agency collaboration;
assist in the selection of the Officer in Charge; and
report annually to the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services in Alberta.

What is the commitment?

Committee members will be required to attend four to eight in-person meetings per year. These meetings will be two to three hours in duration, but are subject to change based on the current agenda.
Appointees will be expected to complete a two-year term.

Am I eligible?

Applicants must pass an enhanced security check, which includes criminal record and vulnerable sector check.
Must currently reside within the City of Lloydminster.
Must be atleast 18 years of age.
All candidates are subject to a screening process by the City of Lloydminster prior to being appointed by City Council.

What is the selection process?

Eligible persons are encouraged to apply for this volunteer position before March 24, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.

Following the application process, a vigorous screening process will identify successful candidates who will be appointed by City Council during the April 14, 2025 Regular City Council Meeting.

Apply Here

The City of Lloydminster operates a multi-faceted policing strategy, which utilizes Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Officers, Community Peace Officers, Bylaw Enforcement Officers and Photo Radar Operators. These agencies all work in unison to support public safety throughout our community.

Help establish policing initiatives in Lloydminster, share your voice via the Let's Talk Policing campaign before March 28. The public survey is available at YourVoiceLloyd.ca/Policing, or via paper copy at City Hall, Operations Centre and City-owned recreation facilities.

YourVoiceLloyd.ca/Policing

When to call 911?

In a medical emergency
If you see a fire, even if it is away from your home or does not appear threatening
If a crime is in progress
If there is a motor vehicle accident

Reporting an Emergency

The need for police, fire or ambulance
The address of the emergency
The phone number you are calling from
As many details about the emergency you can remember

Texting 911

Currently, Lloydminster 911 cannot receive text messages from the general public. When faced with an emergency, please call 911.