Under direction from the Province, the City of Leduc created a Policing Committee to strengthen the relationship between residents, local government, and law enforcement. The committee makes sure that policing in our community reflects the needs and concerns of the people who live here. The committee does not replace the RCMP, who are contracted to provide policing services in Leduc.
About the Committee
What the Committee Does
The committee acts as a link between the community, Council, and the RCMP. Its main responsibilities include:
- Setting priorities – working with the RCMP’s Officer in Charge to develop a yearly plan for municipal policing. This plan identifies public safety priorities and strategies to address them.
- Reporting to Council – sharing updates and raising matters of public concern when needed, so that Council is fully aware of community safety issues.
- Representing the public – bringing residents’ interests, ideas, and concerns forward directly to Leduc’s RCMP leadership.
- Supporting community safety – encouraging programs and initiatives that help prevent crime and build trust between residents and law enforcement.
The committee does not replace the RCMP or municipal enforcement. Instead, it provides advice and ensures the public has a voice in policing priorities.
How Residents Can Get Involved
Your input is important. Here’s how you can take part:
- Share your concerns or suggestions through the online form below
- Attend committee meetings (email [email protected] for details)
Submit Your Public Safety Concerns and Comments
Please use the form below to send your concerns, comments, and questions to the committee.
Note: if you have a specific complaint about a police officer, that should be submitted to the RCMP’s Civilian Review and Complaints Commission, and NOT through this form.
Related Documents
- The Community Policing Committee operates under the Police Committee Bylaw.
- Meeting minutes
- City of Leduc Boards and Committees.