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1. When should I call Emergency Services (police, fire or ambulance)?

Call only in case of emergencies where an immediate response is required. For more information, call the Fire Department at 604-541-2121. For emergencies, call 911. For more information, please see the Emergency Assistance page.

2. What constitutes an emergency?

• When someone's life is in danger, a life threatening situation where every second counts
• When a crime is in progress (ie: a fight, a theft, a break and enter, a prowler, a dangerous driver on the road putting others at risk, graffiti or other vandalism in progress)
• When there has been a motor vehicle accident, with injuries

These are only some examples of when to call 911. There may be circumstances that differ from the examples given, but remember, if it is happening now and you see it taking place, then call 911. For more information, please see the Emergency Assistance page.

3. How do I register for a Mature Driving Workshop?

Please refer to Mature Driving Workshop.

4. When should I call the Police?

Please refer to Calling the Police (PDF).

5. How do I teach my young children about safety?

Please refer to Safe at Play (PDF). 

6. How can I help prevent identity theft?

Please refer to ID Theft (PDF).

7. What can I do about graffiti in my neighborhood?

Please refer to RCMP Graffiti Brochure (PDF).

8. How can I improve the security of my home?

Please refer to RCMP Home Security (PDF).