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The weekly Crime Report provided by St Albert RCMP is back. Select your district or enter your street name to see what has happened in your area. Change the start date to display up to 3 years of history.

Did you notice something suspicious? Tips on when to call the police.

Want help organizing a block party for your street? Include a flyer from Neighbourhood Watch and Citizen's Patrol with the invitations to your party and we will pay for the burgers and buns. Call Colleen Lamble at 780-459-1715 for more information.

Neighbourhood Watch and Citizen's Patrol have 40 traffic control pylons (Looper Tubes) that you can borrow for your community event in St Albert. Contact Dale at 780-460-4276 for more information.

Here are some home security tips that can reduce your probability of becoming a victim of crime.

Do you know why you should carry your car keys around the house?

Is there a lesson to be learned from the parents who "drugged" their kids?

St. Albert RCMP issues an alert about credit card phishing scams.

Abuse takes many forms - here is what to watch for in elder abuse.

The RCMP suggests you beware of counterfeit goods when making purchases.

D.A.R.E. - information about Drug Abuse Resistance Education, Lesson 2, Lesson 3, Lesson 4, Lesson 5, Lesson 6.

Having a problem using an ATM machine? Be aware of this ATM scam (requires PowerPoint viewer).

The St. Albert Community Drug Response Committee has published Mobilizing Our Community, a resource manual for parents, teachers and youth.

The Edmonton Community Drug Strategy works to prevent and reduce the harmful impacts of alcohol and illicit drug misuse, and has published a Parent Resource Toolkit to help recognize drugs and assist your children in resisting them.

Now you can register the serial numbers of your possessions before they are lost or stolen. When police recover your property, they can look up the serial number and identify you as the owner. Go to the Serial Number Registry for details about this FREE service.

Companies and organizations are needed to supervise persons performing community service work as part of their rehabilitation program. Contact Kim Sanderson of St. Albert Community Corrections at 458-5847 for information on how you can help.

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This site was updated on February 8, 2010.