When it comes to community safety, needs are ever-growing and constantly evolving. As the Regina Police Service works to adapt to these changing needs, we are always exploring new, cost-effective ways to make our community safer. Recently, we launched a pilot project aimed at using marked police vehicles to deter crime, improve public safety and…
As the Queen City Ex 2023 officially wrapped up Sunday, the Regina Police Service (RPS) is pleased to report very few incidents requiring police attention over the five-day event. RPS had a proactive presence, working in conjunction with REAL District Security. Both uniformed and plain clothes officers were in attendance each day/night. RPS members responded…
Let your heart grow three sizes this day: CopShop returns for a sixth season. It will be an early Holiday gift for twenty deserving local children, ten of whom (with their families) are part of The Regina Intersectoral Partnership, or TRiP. The remaining ten children were selected by officers in the School Resource Office program.…
The Regina Police Service is pleased to offer Regina citizens a new online, interactive crime map that will help people stay up to date on crime trends in their own neighbourhoods and across the city. This new Community Crime Map can be found on the Regina Police Service website here. The Community Crime Map includes…
Members of the public have an opportunity to have input into setting priorities for the Regina Police Service in its next four-year Strategic Plan. The Service’s Strategic Planning Committee has worked with consultants from MNP for many months to develop a new, four-year strategic plan for our organization and the community we serve. In…