Enforcement Services

From ensuring safety of County roads to patrolling residential, industrial and recreational areas, Parkland County's Peace Officers fill an extremely valuable role throughout the municipality.

One of the primary responsibilities of our Peace Officers is to ensure the protection of County road users.  In order to do this effectively, the County works with the RCMP and Alberta Solicitor General to enforce the Traffic Safety Act as well as municipal bylaws.

Peace Officers also strive to enhance Safe and Healthy Communities through the enforcement of provincial statues (i.e. Traffic Safety Act, Gaming and Liquor Act, etc...) and municipal bylaws (i.e. Noise and Off Highway Vehicle Bylaws).

• Working with Alberta Transportation to target unsafe commercial vehicles
• Protecting local infrastructure through overweight enforcement (Commercial Vehicles)
• Monitoring traffic safety in school zones
• Patrolling residential areas in an effort to prevent break and enters and vandalism of property
• Off Highway Vehicle Enforcement (Please click here for further information on Off Highway Vehicle use in Parkland County)
• Patrolling industrial areas and municipal parks

Neighborhood disputes? Problem neighbors?

Alberta Solicitor General’s and Public Security - Restorative Justice Program addresses neighborhood disputes through third party mediation. This is a free service provided by volunteers trained in mediation, who work to resolve differences between neighbors, providing for a safer and friendlier community to live in. More information can be obtained at www.crimeprevention.gov.ab.ca or by calling 780-424-4632.

Additional Information

• Patrol Services Reports & Statistics
• Safe Communities
• How to Make a Complaint
• Off-Highway Vehicles
• Online Incident Reporting