Morinville RCMP

Notice from the Morinville RCMP Detachment -UPDATED November 7, 2020

Effective Monday, November 30, the Morinville RCMP Detachment will be closed to the public from 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM in order to accommodate reduced staffing levels due to COVID-19.

Notice from the Morinville RCMP Detachment -UPDATED October 7, 2020

In light of the unprecedented circumstances surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and in the interest of the health and well being of our clients and employees alike, it is asked that the members of the general public refrain from attending the Morinville RCMP detachment if at all possible.

Providing the best possible service to our communities remains our top priority. To ensure this continues, we will remain to be available by telephone for routine matters and at the front counter in urgent circumstances.

For any routine enquiries please call our administration line. It can then be discussed whether you need to attend the detachment or if we can assist you over the phone.

For all routine and administrative enquires please call: 780-939-1600

To file a complaint call: 780-939-4520

The procedure for urgent calls for service has not changed. In these circumstances please call 911. We thank you for your understanding. We will keep you informed as circumstances change.

Morinville RCMP provides Morinville and area with professional police services, enforcing all laws, including provincial statutes and the Criminal Code of Canada.

Location and office hours

Address: 10512 101 Avenue, Morinville
Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Closed 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM)

Closed on weekends and statutory holidays
General Inquiries: 780-939-1600
Fax: 780-939-3774

Report a crime

You can report an issue by calling:

Emergency: 9-1-1
Online: Alberta RCMP Online Crime Reporting
Non-Emergency: 780-939-4520
Anonymously: Crime Stoppers

The phone lines are open 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

Criminal Record Checks and Police Information Checks

Morinville RCMP provides Criminal Record Checks with or without the Vulnerable Sector for residents on a first come first served basis.

Hours of service:

Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed on weekends and statutory holidays

Requirements for a Criminal Record Check:

Two valid original pieces of government issued identification; one must have a photo and your signature.
Proof of residency. If your current driver's licence or identification card does not show your current residence in our jurisdiction, please provide documentation that verifies your current address.

Criminal Record Check fees

Service	Fee
Volunteer /Student *	No charge
Employment, Fostering, Guardianship	$40
Permanent Residency and Landed Immigrant (outside of Canada)	$40
Adoptions, Visa, Foreign Travel, U.S. Waiver, Border Crossing, Employment, Insurance, Real Estate, Security, Paramedics, Other Provincial Licensing	$40
Canadian Citizenship, Immigration to Canada, Canadian Permanent Residency	No charge
Federal Employee	No charge

Morinville RCMP accepts exact cash, debit, MasterCard or Visa.

* Volunteer letter from requesting organization required at time of service.

* Students entering school practicums require a Proof of Enrollment letter from requesting school at time of service.

Fingerprinting

Morinville RCMP provides civil fingerprints for residents by appointment only.

Hours of service (for fingerprinting):

Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Closed on weekends and statutory holidays

Requirements for fingerprints:

One valid original piece of government issued identification which must have a photo and your signature
Proof of residency. If your current driver's licence or identification card does not show your current residence in our jurisdiction, please provide documentation that verifies your current address.

Fingerprinting fees
Service	Fee
Volunteer /Student *	No charge
Employment, Fostering, Guardianship	$50
Name Change Act	$50
Permanent Residency and Landed Immigrant (outside of Canada)	$50
Adoptions, Visa, Foreign Travel, U.S. Waiver, Border Crossing, Employment, Insurance, Real Estate, Security, Paramedics, Other Provincial Licensing	$50
Record Suspensions/Pardons	$50
Canadian Citizenship, Immigration to Canada, Canadian Permanent Residency	No charge
Federal Employee	No charge

Morinville RCMP accepts exact cash, debit, MasterCard or Visa.

* Volunteer letter from requesting organization required at time of service.

* Students entering school practicums require a Proof of Enrollment letter from requesting school at time of service.

Reporting a collision

When to call police

Serious injury, fatality or if drugs and alcohol may be involved: call 9-1-1
Vehicle not driveable or driver fails to produce registration/insurance: call 780-939-4520

If vehicles are driveable and do not fall into the above factors, police are not required. Proceed to exchange information and report as required.

When to report

You are required to report to the police any collisions that result in injury and/or damages over $2000 (combined damage) as soon as practical.

This includes:

Single vehicle collisions
Multiple vehicle collisions
All hit and runs

You may be required to attend the Morinville RCMP detachment to provide a written statement and provide copies of vehicle documents.

Exchange information

At the time of collision with another driver, both drivers must exchange the following:

Driver's name and address
Driver's licence number
Name and address of the registered owner of the vehicle, if different than the driver
Licence plate of vehicle
Information off insurance card for the vehicle damaged, including policy number, agent and insurance company name and expiry date
Phone numbers and names of any witnesses not in vehicles involved in the collision

Victim Services

Sturgeon Victim Services provides crisis and trauma support to the residents of Morinville, Sturgeon County and Alexander First Nations in partnership with the Morinville RCMP.

Crime mapping

We are committed to neighbourhood development, including innovative and responsive community policing, which is why the crime map was developed.

Knowing the real picture of neighbourhood crime reported to the RCMP is the first step in doing something about it. It is more than just numbers; it is about knowing where crime is happening.

View the Community Crime Map