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This is Our Saskatchewan RCMP.
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Keeping Saskatchewan Safe, Every Day.
Saskatchewan RCMP Members are trusted public safety experts, working to keep our communities safe. They respond to today’s complex crime challenges with community-focused, scalable policing built on trust and experience.
Equipped with world-class training, backed by national resources and more than 150 specialized units, RCMP Members deliver professional, full-service policing envied across Canada and the world.
Our Saskatchewan RCMP Members
1,350 Members serving across Saskatchewan
113 Detachments province-wide
Serving 10 cities, nearly 300 rural municipalities, 140+ towns, and 225+ villages, RCMP Members are deployed in nearly every corner of the province, building lasting relationships while responding to the unique needs of each call and community.
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What the RCMP provides:
Highly Trained Officers
Every RCMP Member begins their career at the RCMP Training Academy, known as Depot, located in the heart of Regina. There, Members receive world-class training. Ongoing learning and specialized courses throughout Members’ careers ensure they are always prepared to meet evolving challenges.
Community-Focused Policing
RCMP Members deliver full-service policing across 99% of Saskatchewan of the 651,900 square kilometers that make up the province. Building relationships and trust in both urban and rural communities.
Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Teams (SERT)
SERT units work across provincial borders with other RCMP Divisions and partner agencies. They investigate complex cases such as human trafficking, drug trafficking, and firearms trafficking to combat organized crime.
Specialized Units and Scalability
Backed by national resources and more than 150 specialized units – including major crimes, air services, emergency response and even livestock investigators – the RCMP can scale quickly to meet local needs.
A Shared History of Service
Members of the RCMP aren’t just serving Saskatchewan – they’re part of it.
Since 1885, Saskatchewan has been home to Depot – the RCMP’s national training academy in Regina. Every RCMP Member begins their journey here before serving communities across the country.
4 in 5 Saskatchewanians believe that training RCMP officers in Regina is important to maintaining strong national policing standards.
Depot in Regina: Where every RCMP Member’s journey begins.
Partnerships that Strengthen Public Safety
RCMP Members are deeply embedded in the province, working closely with municipalities, Indigenous communities, and local partners to build trust and community safety. Our Members work together to keep people safe and connected.
Of people in RCMP-served communities are satisfied with their policing services.
Data above sourced from Pollara, 2024.
Protecting What Matters Together
RCMP Members are committed to keeping Saskatchewanians safe today and for generations to come. Stay informed about their work and how they support your community. As Saskatchewan continues to strengthen its public safety, including through the creation of the Marshals Service, the RCMP remains focused on collaboration and coordination. Working together for a safer Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan RCMP in Action
NPF Welcomes Commitment of Additional Funding to Add Saskatchewan RCMP Members
April 9, 2024
Regina, SK – The National Police Federation (NPF) is pleased with the recent funding commitment outlined in a letter received from the Government of Saskatchewan, signaling a collaborative effort to bolster the RCMP’s resources.
NPF Responds to the Sentencing of Convicted Cop Killer Who Murdered Cst. Shelby Patton
Saskatoon, SK – Following is a statement from Morgan Buckingham, Prairie Region Board Director for the National Police Federation, following today’s sentencing decision of 18-years for the killing of Cst. Shelby Patton on June 12, 2021.
NPF Welcomes Recommendations from James Smith Cree Nation Inquest and Advocates for Necessary Investments to Support RCMP Members
Regina, SK – The National Police Federation recently submitted its pre-Budget asks for 2024 to the Government of Saskatchewan, calling for strategic investments in policing that support Saskatchewan’s growing population and evolving public safety needs. This comes on the heels of the 29 recommendations made following the James Smith Cree Nation Public Inquest.
Recent Survey Reveals Strong Support for Saskatchewan’s RCMP Officers; Concern and Low Awareness Around New Marshals Service
Regina, SK – New research reveals low awareness and ongoing concerns from Saskatchewan residents about the new Saskatchewan Marshals Service and support for more investment in the RCMP.