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The first meeting of the new Prince Albert Police Service Women’s Commission took place Thursday morning, with representatives committed to supporting our organization and our community as special advisors to the Chief of Police. Members of the women’s commission represent the various intersections of our community. They work, volunteer, and are leaders in the community; addictions, mental health and wellness, opportunities for youth, gender and sexual diversity, integrity management, Indigenous teachin ...

UPDATE - File 2022-21996 The Prince Albert Police Service is confirming that the suspicious death investigation they responded to on June 16 is now being investigated as a homicide following the completion of an autopsy today. Police can confirm that the 41-year-old man located deceased on Thursday has been identified as Joseph Sayese from Prince Albert. Investigators with the Criminal Investigation Division and Forensic Identification Unit executed a search warrant at a residence in the 200 Bloc ...

As our police service manages an increasing number of calls for service and continues to receive help from our public safety partners, Community Safety Officers are also providing support to members on Patrol while responding to concerns from residents and business owners involving property crime, vandalism, and theft. There are two Community Safety Officers (CSO) working with our police service. CSOs are sworn officers and are governed by The Police Act 1990. CSOs respond to a variety of calls each da ...

File 2022-21260 On Saturday, June 11 at approximately 10:10 p.m., officers with the Prince Albert Police Service responded to a report of a collision along Highway 3, in the area of the 500 Block of 10th Street N.W. Members with the RCMP and RCMP traffic services were also on scene to assist. The collision occurred in an area where construction has been ongoing. The driver of a westbound minivan collided with a truck heading east into Prince Albert. The 72-year-old driver and lone occupant of the ...

The Prince Albert Police Service is working with RCMP, other municipal police services and the provincial government to address crime and violence in Prince Albert. Under the Crime Reduction Team’s (CRT) mandate to share provincially-funded resources, officers with the RCMP, Saskatoon Police Service (SPS), and Regina Police Service (RPS) are coordinating efforts in Prince Albert to address recent incidents of weapons violence and illegal activity. This support was received after Prince Albert Police Se ...