Victim Services

 
Victim Services
Co-ordinator 
780.992.6100.
 

Victim Services is a team of trained volunteer advocates who work in conjunction with police officers to assist victims of crime or tragedy in the Fort Saskatchewan R.C.M.P. Detachment area.

Victim Services deals with:

  • Crisis Intervention
  • Victim Impact Statements
  • Restitution Forms
  • Referrals
  • Court Preparation/Assistance
  • Videos/Books/Pamphlets

Volunteer Advocates possess the following characteristics and skills:

  • genuine interest in helping others
  • strong communication skills
  • 18 years of age or older
  • good character, mature
  • ability to respect confidential matters
  • good driving record and access to a vehicle
  • ability to commit 5 hours of time per week to the program

Volunteer Advocates receive formal training by community professionals in the following areas:

  • interpersonal skills development
  • crisis intervention
  • home security
  • Criminal Justice System
  • bereavement
  • stress management
  • resource agency networking
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer advocate with Fort Saskatchewan RCMP Victim Services please contact the Victim Services Co-ordinator.

Fort Saskatchewan Policing Committee
The Fort Saskatchewan Policing Committee shall act in an advisory capacity to the senior member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in the City of Fort Saskatchewan with respect to the policing of the municipality. The Committee shall respond to inquiries/ complaints/ issues regarding policing matters. The Committee shall prepare for submission to City Council, a detailed budget of revenue and expenditures for the functions of the Committee.