Want to keep up with the evolution of the Alberta RCMP? There is now an app for it

Instant access to almost everything the Alberta RCMP does is now available to Albertans with the official launch of a brand new mobile app for iOS and Android devices.
The app was developed to simplify the online user experience on mobile devices to ensure Albertans can access information quickly and easily. The app is now available for free download through Apple or Google Play.
The development of the app enables the Alberta RCMP to provide the public with online access to news, crime reports, detachment locations, crime mapping and statistics, as well as a card for initiatives like Project Lock Up. The app also provides access to partner law enforcement services, mental health support services, Crime Stoppers, and links to Alberta RCMP social media accounts.
“An app is an easy way for the public to stay connected and report a crime to police while quickly and easily accessing Alberta RCMP news and information,” said Superintendent Peter Tewfik, Officer in Charge. Alberta RCMP Community Safety and Well-being. Plugged. âHaving an app will provide the public with a convenient and centralized digital accessibility option. “
While the app provides convenient links to the Alberta RCMP social media account, it will not replace any existing websites, social media feeds or other information sources. The tool will also not replace other methods of crime reporting, engagement or emergency assistance. People should remember that posting to social media or using other third party crime apps are not appropriate ways to report a crime.
If you need to contact the Alberta RCMP or report a crime, remember the following:
- For emergencies or if you see a crime in progress, dial 911.
- For non-emergency property crimes, you can file your report online through the Alberta RCMP app or contact your nearest RCMP detachment.
- If you have any information about a crime and wish to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), online at www.P3Tips.com or by using the “P3 Tips” app available through the Apple or Google Play Store app.
- For scams and frauds, contact your local detachment and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center at www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca
The RCMP said the app was in full compliance with Canadian privacy laws for mobile apps by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and the Office of the Information and Protection Commissioner Alberta Privacy Policy. It will not track or monitor users in any way.
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