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Alberta Sheriffs

Alberta Sheriffs. Supporting strong communities. Alberta Sheriffs. Alberta Sheriffs. Alberta Sheriffs. Close to 700 members Provincial jurisdiction Appointments by the Director of Law Enforcement Support the work of law enforcement partners to help reduce crime so Albertans feel safe.

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Alberta Sheriffs

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  1. Alberta Sheriffs Supporting strong communities

  2. Alberta Sheriffs

  3. Alberta Sheriffs

  4. Alberta Sheriffs • Close to 700 members • Provincial jurisdiction • Appointments by the Director of Law Enforcement • Support the work of law enforcement partners to help reduce crime so Albertans feel safe

  5. Alberta Sheriffs Traditional Role • Security Operations (Courts/prisoner transport) • Protection Services (Legislature Security) • Executive Protection (Premier)

  6. Alberta Sheriffs Security Operations • Prisoner transport • Courthouse cell block/perimeter security • Assisting police agencies

  7. Alberta Sheriffs Security Operations • More than 400 members • Security for 74 courthouses • Transfer of prisoners • Out of province escorts • Assist police at major events • Year three of Comprehensive Court Security Plan implementation

  8. Alberta Sheriffs Protection Services Government Centre • Provincial buildings, Legislature • McDougall Centre • Control Centre

  9. Alberta Sheriffs Protection Services Executive Protection • Premier and family • Cabinet ministers and MLAs • Dignitaries

  10. Alberta Sheriffs New and Enhanced Roles Sheriff’s role expanding into other important areas

  11. Alberta Sheriffs New and Enhanced Roles • Traffic operations • Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods • Targeting those with outstanding warrants • Counter-terrorism and crisis management planning

  12. Alberta Sheriffs Traffic Operations • 153,901 collisions in Alberta in 2007* • 24,530 injuries* • 458 fatalities* • Cost to society: $4.7 billion a year** *Alberta Traffic Collision Stats 2007 Report – Alberta Transportation, Office of Traffic Safety **Alberta Transportation

  13. Alberta Sheriffs Traffic Operations • Established in Sept 2006 • Currently 105 traffic sheriffs on Alberta highways • Support Alberta’s Traffic Safety Plan

  14. Alberta Sheriffs Traffic Operations • Joint Forces Operations with enforcement partners (RCMP, municipal police, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement) • Traffic sheriffs support allows RCMP to focus on more serious crimes

  15. Alberta Sheriffs Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Unit (SCAN) • Safe Com recommendation • Launched October 1, 2008 • Respond to community concerns • Use civil process to target properties used for illegal activities • Work with landlords to resolve problems

  16. Alberta Sheriffs Fugitive Apprehension Sheriffs Support Team (FASST) • 200,000 outstanding warrants in Alberta • Two teams, Edmonton and Calgary in operation since February 2008 • Work with local police service • Plan to move into communities outside Edmonton and Calgary

  17. Alberta Sheriffs Surveillance Support • Two teams, Edmonton and Calgary • Support police investigations into gangs, organized crime and homicides • Third team to support Safe Com recommendation on repeat offenders • Trained to provincial standard

  18. Alberta Sheriffs Alberta Security and Strategic Intelligence Support Team (ASSIST) • Administers Alberta’s Counter Terrorism, Crisis Management Plan (ACTCMP) • Sets Alberta’s threat level (currently low) • Works with industry to prepare for and mitigate human-induced, intentional acts • Works with industry partners to determine and rank critical infrastructure

  19. Alberta Sheriffs Energy Security Section • Responsible for security for the Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Utilities Commission (formerly EUB) • Conduct threat assessments • Work with partners to develop critical infrastructure plans • Regulatory obligations

  20. Alberta Sheriffs Professional Standards Branch • Question of Sheriffs’ oversight • Professional Standards Branch investigates conduct complaints • Appeal process for complainants • Criminal complaints turned over to police of jurisdiction

  21. Alberta Sheriffs Supporting strong communities Questions?

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