COMMUNITY SAFETY
Rossdale Community League
reporting crime & protecting your home
Where life, safety, or property is in immediate danger or there is a crime in progress - call the Emergency Number 911.
For suspicious behaviour or a crime that has already happened:
Call the non-emergency one at (780) 423-4567
Call #377 from your mobile phone
Report it online using << EPS Online Crime Reporting >>
It is very important to report suspicious behaviour. The data which is collected by EPS drives increased patrols in our neighbourhood.
Rossdale Incident Reporting
Neighbours are the eyes and ears of the community and community becomes stronger when we all share information.
The Rossdale Incident Reporter is for residents of the Rossdale Community League to report incidents that may or may not have also been reported to EPS / EFRS / 311.
This information will be used for:
supporting the police with non urgent information such as suspicious persons,
forming an incident record, complete with photos and videos from within our community
and helping to get resources allocated to our community.
When you experience an incident or encounter suspicious activity, please access the Rossdale Incident Reporter form to make a report. It only takes one minute. Activities can be entered retro-actively to January 2020. Regardless of how minor you think an incident is, many small pieces of information form a big picture.
This incident log does not replace reporting to police, fire, or 311 and we encourage you to continue reporting incidents there as well.
Who do you call to report various issues?
The City of Edmonton’s “Neighbourhood Empowerment Team” has published this brief PDF providing instructions on how best to handle situations of concern. It provides information on who to contact when …
You come across a homeless camp, tent or shelter on public or private property
You see a person regularly sleeping in public areas
You see vandalized public or private property (i.e. graffiti)
You witness personal property being damaged
Your car or bike is stolen
You see a private or public property on fire
You’ve found a lost pet
You see a wild animal within city limits
You see unconscious or unresponsive person in public
You see an extremely intoxicated individual in public
You witness illegal drug use or deals
You notice someone urinating or defecating in public
You see a sidewalk that needs repair or a road with potholes
You see an unkept public park
You see litter or an overflowing garbage can on public property
and more.
neighbourhood crime map
Access the Edmonton Police Service Neighbourhood Crime Map. View crime map by neighbourhood in the city.
Tip: Choose “Rossdale” from the “Neighbourhood” drop-down box.