As of Monday, June 7th, 2021 the Lesser Slave Regional Fire Service has completed its Firehall Waterline Upgrade Project. This will vastly improve the time required to fill the firetrucks which ensures an improved and constant emergency preparedness. Read on...
On Jan. 1, 2022, at 11:35 p.m., the Slave Lake RCMP responded to a call of a break and enter in progress at a business in the northwest quadrant of town. Read on...
The Slave Lake RCMP is seeking the public's assistance in obtaining any information regarding a break & enter into the Distractions business in the early morning hours of November 7th, 2021. Read on...
Slave Lake RCMP have launched Project CAPTURE. The purpose of the program is to allow the public to take an active role in deterring crime and assisting the RCMP with their overall crime prevention goals within the community through camera registration. Read on...
The Slave Lake RCMP have noticed an increase in Break and Enters into sheds, buildings and property. The RCMP are asking the public to be vigilant and to report anything that they feel is out of the ordinary. Read on...
On October 10th, 2021 the Slave Lake RCMP were made aware of a phishing scam involving gift cards via email. The email asks the victim to assist them by purchasing gift cards, scratching the back barcode and taking a photograph. Read on...
On July 1st, 2021 a judicially authorized search warrant was executed on a residence in the Northeast quadrant of town. Inside the home, large quantities of suspected methamphetamine and fentanyl were located and seized. Read on...
At this time, the Slave Lake RCMP are continuing with search efforts in locating Mr. Leard Robertson. RCMP are focusing their search efforts on the water, land and air. This is an active investigation and will continue until Mr. Robertson is located. Read on...
The Slave Lake General Investigation Section (GIS) along with members of the Slave Lake Detachment have and continue to target and focus on crime reduction initiatives within the community. Read on...
The Lesser Slave Regional Fire Service protects, preserves, and restores public safety through programs and services of the Lesser Slave Regional Fire Service, 911, and Emergency Disaster Response Systems.
The Slave Lake Enforcement Services employs two full-time Peace Officers and two casual Animal Control Officers. All members are on staff to patrol the Town of Slave Lake.
The Town of Slave Lake uses automated traffic enforcement (ATE) for the enforcement of the Traffic Safety Act offences, such as speeding, and fail to stop at red light or stop sign.
