Saskatchewan RCMP Members are trusted public safety experts, working to keep our communities safe.
They respond to today’s complex crime challenges with unmatched, scalable, community-focused policing.
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Communities across Saskatchewan have repeatedly called on the province for investments in existing police resources and crime prevention services.
Despite this, the province has chosen to spend millions of taxpayer dollars to establish the Saskatchewan Marshals Service, a duplicative police service that takes much needed funds from existing officers.
Saskatchewan’s RCMP Members: Trusted Public Safety Experts
Saskatchewan is protected by more than 1,350 RCMP Members equipped with world-class training. Backed by national resources and more than 150 specialized units, RCMP officers deliver scalable, full-service policing that no other agency can match.
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RCMP Members Making a Difference in Saskatchewan
RCMP Members across Saskatchewan are delivering real results — from major drug busts and innovative border drone patrols to community events that bring people together. Standing with Saskatchewan’s RCMP means building safer, stronger communities for all.
Investing Where It Matters: Saskatchewan’s RCMP Members.
RCMP Members across Saskatchewan are delivering real results — from major drug busts and innovative border drone patrols to community events that bring people together. Standing with Saskatchewan’s RCMP means building safer, stronger communities for all.
New Data Reaffirms High Support for RCMP Across Saskatchewan; Ongoing Concerns with Marshals Service
October 16, 2024
Regina, SK — The National Police Federation (NPF) is releasing new data(opens in a new tab) that reaffirms high public support for Saskatchewan’s RCMP and increased support for the province to re-invest funds for the Marshals Service into their local RCMP.
Saskatchewan Municipalities Urge Pause on Marshals Service Funding
August 8, 2024
Regina, SK — Today, the National Police Federation released a list of municipalities and organizations from across Saskatchewan that have signed a Call to Action(opens in a new tab) calling on the Province to pause investment into the Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS) until they engage with key constituents and residents, and release a full plan including comprehensive details on costing and anticipated impacts.