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Information + Analysis = Intelligence The OICC formula for a safer Edmonton The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) constantly seeks to move the law enforcement profession forward with efficient

The SIAC brings together organizations and service providers who work with victims of domestic violence to increase their knowledge and understanding of strangulation which will enhance victim safety,

Health for Two and Traditional Parenting, collaboration between Mustard Seed and the Mosaic Centre will educate, give assistance with basic necessities during pregnancy, teach parenting skills from an

A weekend conference in November 2017 hosted by the EPS Wives’ Association with guest speakers on a variety of topics geared towards helping EPS members, recruits, civilians and

UDodge is a community based initiative created by the EPS and United Way to encourage cross-peer interaction and community spirit by connecting youth and mentors in a safe

The Oskayak Police Academy is two-week long summer program that offers Indigenous youth and EPS and community members a chance to build connections in a safe environment and

The Police & Youth Engagement Program is week-long summer program that gives youth and police officers a unique chance to communicate one-on-one, build positive relationships and learn from

As part of the EPS 125th Anniversary Celebration Year, the EPS is the host organizer for the Canadian Police Canine Association National Championship, September 15-17, 2017. Teams from

The Working Warriors Program is an innovative employment skills development for Edmonton’s highest risk youth (violent and prolific young offenders) that are involved in the criminal justice system

Restore is a restorative justice approach for youth between the ages of 12-17 who are first time offenders and have been warned about, or charged with, shoplifting. The