Community Awareness Programming

Project REV’N

In partnership with Leduc RCMP, the City of Leduc runs Project REV’N to enhance community safety and well-being.

The project was initiated in July 2022 and is intended to address vehicle speed and noise pollution created by vehicles with modified and/or excessively loud exhaust systems.

All motor vehicles in Leduc must adhere to a maximum limit of 92 decibels at idle and 96 decibels at any speed above idle for exhaust noise. Exceeding this limit may result in a penalty of $250. Refer to the Traffic Safety Act or Traffic Bylaw for more information.

City of Leduc Police officers waving to cars at the 2024 Candy Cane Checkstop

Positive Tickets

Positive Ticketing is designed to create opportunities for Leduc’s younger population to interact with local law enforcement — Leduc Enforcement Services and Leduc RCMP.

The positive actions of Leduc’s children and youth matter to this community, and we want them to know. May 1 — Nov. 30, law enforcement personnel will be patrolling in hopes of witnessing good behaviours, kind acts, and safety-first decisions to issue a ‘positive ticket’ and fun treat, thanks to local business sponsors.

Children and youth may be rewarded for the following:

Happy family of four and pet dog running and playing in the park

Wearing a helmet and safety gear

Practicing crosswalk safety

Knowledgeable of safety tips pertaining to their age group and/or activity

Helping others, like holding open a door

Picking up litter/trash in a park

Volunteering

For more information, you can call (780)-980-1537 (1LES).