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Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services retweeted
On the ground at the Provincial Emergency Coordination Centre this afternoon with Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety Mike Ellis, Minister of Hospital and Surgical Health Services Adriana LaGrange and federal Minister of National Defence David McGuinty and Acute Care Alberta interim CEO Dr. Sayeh Zielke.
We have just provided an update on the fire at CFB Wainwright.
Four members of the Canadian Armed Forces have lost their lives in service to our country.
Many more are injured and in recovery across our hospitals.
Every part of the response is being coordinated, from first responders through to the hospitals treating the injured and the critical care teams working right now.
Alberta stands with our Canadian Armed Forces and will provide whatever support is requested.
To those recovering and to the families grieving today, all of Alberta is with you.
Congratulations to the most recent Correctional Services Introduction Training graduates.
These dedicated and talented Correctional Peace Officers are now ready to fill important roles in provincial correctional facilities across Alberta.
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#ICYMI Alberta’s ankle bracelet electronic monitoring program protects victims by monitoring the locations of offenders who have conditional sentences.
New funding lets victims receive alerts if their offender is nearby.
Learn more: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
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There’s still time to apply for the Combatting Trafficking in Persons Grant. We’re offering funding to organizations that prevent human trafficking, support survivors and strengthen community partnerships throughout Alberta.
Apply by Oct.15: alberta.ca/combatting-traffi…
Is your organization working to prevent human trafficking and support victims and survivors?
Apply for the Combatting Trafficking in Persons Grant before the Oct. 15 deadline.
Learn more: alberta.ca/combatting-traffi…
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Congratulations to this year’s Community Justice Award recipients!
These outstanding Albertans are being recognized for their contributions to public safety, access to justice, victim support, rehabilitation and community resilience.
Learn more: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services retweeted
Strong partnerships help make our communities safer.
Alberta Sheriffs was proud to work alongside Calgary Police Service on this joint operation to locate wanted fugitives.
🔵 JOINT OPERATION 🔵
A joint warrant enforcement operation between the Calgary Police Service & Alberta Sheriffs has resulted in 15 arrests & the execution of 51 outstanding warrants.
The recent two-day operation brought together members of our District 2 Patrol & Patrol Support Teams & the Fugitive Apprehension Sheriff Support Team, FASST. The initiative focused on locating wanted individuals, improving public safety & furthering investigations.
The operation was planned over several weeks, with analytical resources preparing & reviewing approx. 120 information packages before officers were deployed. During the operation, members attended 66 residences throughout Calgary.
The operation resulted in:
🔹15 individuals arrested
🔹51 warrants executed, including one Canada-wide warrant
🔹5 criminal charges laid
🔹34 investigations
In addition to arrests, investigators gathered information about the possible whereabouts of wanted individuals, verified addresses, developed new investigative leads & updated records to support future enforcement efforts.
Keeping Albertans safe is a team effort. Last week, the Alberta Emergency Management Agency celebrated its staff, who help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from wildfires, floods and other emergencies. Thank you all!
Learn more: alberta.ca/alberta-emergency…
Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day.
On this day, we honour Alberta’s 108 officers who have fallen in the line of duty. All are welcome to a public ceremony on the south grounds of the #ABLeg, starting at 1 p.m.
Read Minister Ellis’ statement: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
All are welcome to attend the 28th annual Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial Day ceremony on the #ABLeg south grounds this Sunday, Sept. 27, at 1 p.m.
#PPOMD honours Alberta's 108 officers who have died in the line of duty since 1876.
Learn more: alberta.ca/alberta-police-pe…
Alberta's government is investing $38.5 million in site and infrastructure development to lay the groundwork for the Alberta Motor Transport Association's proposed safety campus in Beaumont.
Learn more: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=9…
Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services retweeted
Have a passion for wildlife and the outdoors? Consider a career with Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Services!
Fish and Wildlife Officers work on the front lines of conservation and public safety.
Deadline to apply is October 8.
Apply now: jobpostings.alberta.ca/job/F…
ALT Two Alberta Fish and Wildlife Officers stand beside marked Fish and Wildlife enforcement trucks in an outdoor setting. One officer stands next to an open vehicle door while another is visible inside the truck. Large text at the top of the image reads, “Apply now to be a Fish and Wildlife Officer.” The Alberta logo appears in the bottom right corner.
"Corrections is evolving... This is a place where you can grow; you can thrive and succeed and also make a difference." - probation officer Imee
Help support positive change while contributing to safer communities.
Learn more: alberta.ca/correctional-serv…
If you or someone you know has been affected by a violent crime, help is available.
Victim-serving organizations across Alberta help individuals and families connect with information, resources and services when they need them most.
Learn more: alberta.ca/victim-serving-or…
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Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services retweeted
On Sept. 12, Alberta Sheriffs joined the Law Enforcement Torch Run “ Free our Finest” fundraiser in Lethbridge, helping raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics Alberta athletes.
Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated and took part in making this event a success.
Programming in correctional facilities helps individuals build skills for life after release.
Common programming includes:
📝 Academic upgrading
📖 Literacy and basic adult education
🔧Vocational training
Learn more: alberta.ca/alberta-correctio…
Interested in applying for the Combatting Trafficking in Persons Grant? Join an info session on Sept. 17 or Sept. 29 to learn about eligibility, priority areas, and the application process.
To register, contact [email protected]
Learn more: alberta.ca/combatting-traffi…
Emergencies can happen at any time, and your local authority may order you to evacuate on short notice. Being prepared will give you peace of mind.
Learn how to be ready: alberta.ca/evacuation
Alberta Public Safety and Emergency Services retweeted
Congratulations to the Western Conservation Law Enforcement Academy class of 2026!
36 recruits from across Western Canada - including six future Alberta Fish & Wildlife officers - are ready to serve and protect our natural resources.
Best of luck on your journey!
Today is FASD Awareness Day. Awareness and support can make a meaningful difference. Through the Transitional Mentorship Program, Alberta Corrections supports inmates with FASD, prepares them for release and helps them access services.
Learn more: globalnews.ca/news/11966063/…
