June is Commercial Vehicle Safety Month in Alberta โ a reminder that maintenance matters.
Fix defects before you hit the road to avoid failed inspections and reduce safety risks.
Stay inspection-ready with @CVSA resources: https://t.co/Z4QH6sYcYn
This joint operation with @CalgaryPolice highlights the impact of collaboration - combining resources and expertise to execute warrants, locate wanted individuals, and enhance community safety. Thanks to CPS for the continued partnership.
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A 2-day joint operation between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) & the Alberta Sheriffs has resulted in 9 people being arrested on outstanding warrants.
๐ On Wednesday, May 20, and Thursday, May 21, 2026, officers from District 3 partnered with members of the Alberta Sheriffsโ Fugitive Apprehension Sheriff Support Team (FASST) to target wanted individuals residing within District 3. 4 teams, each comprised of Calgary police officers & Alberta sheriffs conducted investigations & executed warrants across the district.
Throughout the operation, officers checked 75 addresses & arrested 9 individuals on outstanding warrants. In total, 42 warrants were executed, 30 of which were related to criminal offences such as:
๐ Fraud under $5,000
๐ Fail to comply with probation order
๐ Fail to comply with release order
๐ Fail to attend court
๐ Fail to attend for fingerprinting
๐ Possession of unpackaged tobacco
๐ Possession of drugs for the purpose of trafficking
๐ Break & enter
๐ Mischief to property under $5,000
12 additional warrants were related to bylaw or traffic offences, which included:
๐ Driving without insurance
๐ Fishing without a licence
๐ Trespassing
Officers also collected approx. $3,000 in outstanding fines.
๐ค The Calgary Police Service extends its thanks for the Alberta Sheriffs for their continued collaboration & support.
Information?
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Help us congratulate our newly certified teams! ๐ถ๐ด
Today, the Calgary Police Service welcomed 4 new Police Service Dogs: Ozzy, Pronto, Leroy & Zom, along with 2 new Human Remains Detection Dogs Quinn & Bill, & our newest Police Service Horse, Archer.
The celebration included Alberta Sheriffs Drug Detection Dogs Lurko, Scarlet, Seamus & Portos, who also earned their badges.
๐ฅณ These incredible teams were recognized at the Calgary Police Service Canine Park, where they officially stepped into their roles, ready to protect & serve with courage & plenty of wagging tails.
From May 12 โ 14, Sheriffs Highway Patrol conducted 446 roadside inspections for International Roadcheck 2026.
Sheriffs found 1,033 @CVSA safety violations involving brakes, tires and cargo securement.
This annual initiative plays a key role in keeping Albertaโs roads safe.
Warmer weather means more time outdoors, but the rules donโt change. Impaired driving is illegal, whether youโre on the road or off it. That includes cars and off-highway vehicles.
Make responsible choices and help keep Alberta safe.
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is a reminder that safer roads are a shared responsibility.
Riders can help by wearing proper gear and riding alert, while drivers can help by slowing down and checking blind spots before changing lanes.
Together, we can all arrive safely.
As we head into the long weekend, expect higher volumes on Alberta highways.
The Sheriff Highway Patrol reminds drivers to follow traffic laws, obey posted speed limits and never drive impaired.
Letโs look out for each other so we can all arrive safely.
Proud to support @CalgaryPolice in Safer Calgary โ Operation Order. Sheriffs were on the ground w/ partners, combining targeted enforcement w/ outreach to connect vulnerable individuals to supports. Collaboration like this helps keep our communities safe & respectful for everyone
๐ Calgary Police Service expands Safer Calgary โ Operation Order ๐
Yesterday, Wednesday, May 13, 2026, we continued Safer Calgary โ Operation Order through more strategic patrols, focused enforcement, community outreach & referrals to support services.
Yesterdayโs operation expanded beyond the downtown core to include the areas around the Chinook & Sunalta CTrain stations & the 17 Avenue (International Avenue) S.E. corridor.
As with other focused operations, we worked closely with our partners in @CityOfCalgary Community Standards, @CalgaryTransit Public Safety & the @AlbertaSheriffs to engage with people in the identified areas, connect them with supports & enforce laws & bylaws around drug use, possession, trafficking, social disorder & violent offences.
๐ฌ โEvery Calgarian deserves to feel safe in their community & in the public spaces they rely on every day. This operation shows the impact of strong collaboration between the Calgary Police Service & its partners, including Alberta Sheriffs, transit peace officers & social service agencies. By combining targeted enforcement with connection to supports, this coordinated effort is helping to address crime & social disorder, while reinforcing that Calgaryโs public spaces are safe, respectful & welcoming for everyone.โ ๐ฌ โ Mike Ellis, Minister of Public Safety & Emergency Services.
๐ฌ "Public safety, especially in our downtown, is top of mind for many Calgarians. We must work with our partners to restore confidence in our downtown, while ensuring we are compassionate to those vulnerable Calgarians who need support. I am proud of our Calgary Police Service & the leadership of Chief McLellan, who understands the need to target both crime & more importantly, the root causes of crime." ๐ฌ โ Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas.
โญ Operation highlights:
โก๏ธ On Stephen Avenue, one of our officers connected with a newcomer to Calgary seeking information on local supports. The officer provided guidance, directions & shared information about services available to Calgarians.
โก๏ธ Transit Public Safety officers located 3 individuals they have previously interacted with, who were found to have a total of 53 outstanding warrants related to disorder offences on transit property. They were arrested & referred to Community Court.
โก๏ธ Calgary Transit officers in the core located a suspect we were looking for in relation to multiple assaults at a shopping mall. Transit officers located the suspect walking into traffic on Macleod Trail and detained him. He has been transferred to CPS custody and is facing additional charges as well as outstanding warrants.
โก๏ธ While patrolling, Calgary Transit officers came across a young female who was using drugs near the City Hall CTrain Station. During their interaction, officers learned she was the victim of human trafficking. Bylaw officers offered her resources & supports & referred her to Calgary Community Standardsโ outreach team. We have also referred this to the ALERT Human Trafficking & Counter Exploitation Unit for further resources & support.
๐ You can view the thread following Operation Order yesterday by visiting: https://t.co/3tEy6GMfNY
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Itโs always valuable to work alongside partners like @lethpolice. Especially when it leads to dangerous offenders being taken off the streets & communities made safer. This successful operation is a strong example of what coordinated enforcement & shared expertise can achieve.
Lethbridge Police, in partnership with the Alberta Sheriffโs Fugitive Apprehension Sheriff Support Team (FASST), executed more than 150 outstanding warrants during a three-day joint enforcement operation targeting wanted offenders. https://t.co/pDHxxfd9Ph #yql
The Sheriff Highway Patrol is proud to support International Roadcheck 2026.
From May 12โ14, we'll join agencies across North America to conduct @CVSA inspections across Alberta, with added focus on cargo securement and electronic logging devices.
https://t.co/V6TP2QEWos
Alberta Sheriffs and @FWEnforcement were proud to join @CityofEdmontonโs Get Ready in the Park to promote emergency preparedness and community safety.
This event helps raise awareness and strengthen connections with the communities we serve. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!
This week is National Police Week, an opportunity to honour the courage, dedication and sacrifice of the men and women who serve in law enforcement across Alberta and Canada.
Thank you to all law enforcement officers who work every day to help keep our communities safe.
Congratulations to Sheriff David C. Friesen on receiving the Cpl. Cummings Gold Award for removing 25 impaired drivers from Alberta highways in the past year.
Your dedication to road safety is helping keep Albertans safe.
Alberta Sheriffs, along with @CalgaryPolice, have closed a problem property following public complaints of illegal drug activity.
The southern SCAN unit will monitor the property while the investigation remains ongoing.
Learn more: https://t.co/4JskBtBQxU
Our Sheriff Highway Patrol officers were proud to roll up their sleeves for the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign in Red Deer this past weekend!
Teaming with Red Deer RCMP and Red Deer Fire Services, our teams helped make a difference in the community โ one cookie at a time.
The Government of Alberta will issue a test of the Alberta Emergency Alert system tomorrow, May 6, at 1:55 p.m. Download the Alberta Emergency Alert app and check your phoneโs compatibility to make sure you are receiving alerts.
Learn more: https://t.co/mcsblqaEkj
May 3-9 is Emergency Preparedness Week.
This Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., join members of the Alberta Sheriffs along with Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Services at @CityofEdmontonโs โGet Ready in the Parkโ event.
Details: https://t.co/rrsFVUFF31
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.
As more motorcycles return to Alberta roads this spring, riders and drivers are reminded to keep safety top of mind.
Drive sober, donโt speed, check blind spots and give each other space to help everyone get where theyโre going safely.
Today, on the National Day of Mourning, we pause to remember those who have lost their lives, been injured, or become ill because of their work. We also acknowledge the ongoing sacrifices of first responders who face risk every day to keep Albertans safe.