Effective immediately, the fee for Police Information Checks, previously called Criminal Record Checks, charged by the Regina Police Service, has increased from $30.00 to $35.00. (This fee has remained unchanged since April of 2007, when the fee for Criminal Record Checks for employment purposes increased from $25.00 to $30.00.) The Regina Police Service does not…
The Regina Police Service has some safety tips for children and their parents to promote safe Trick-or-Treating on Halloween night: Choose costumes that are light-colored and use reflective tape on costumes and bags to make children more visible. Use facial makeup instead of a mask; Trick-or-treaters need to see as well as be seen. Have…
The Regina Police Service will have extra officers working tonight in anticipation of the Decentralized Dance Party. The idea of this mass, mobile party was developed during the 2010 Winter Olympics and involves a single DJ with an FM Transmitter and participants using battery powered radios or “boom boxes” tuned in to the D-J’s frequency. …
The Regina Police Service is, once again, working in partnership with the Board of the Queen City Ex to enhance public safety at this year’s Exhibition. The Regina Police Service will enact its operational plan for the Queen City Ex from Wednesday, August 4th to Sunday, August 8th with the goal of deterring crime, conducting…
The Regina Police Service is advising the general public, employers and volunteer groups of changes that may affect the time required to process a criminal record check. This may affect individuals applying for employment or volunteer work where a criminal record check is required by the employer or organization. As of July 16, 2010, the RCMP made changes…