TREATY #3 TERRITORY — June 10, 2025 – In a proactive step toward building stronger community relationships, the Treaty Three Police Service (T3PS) has launched a new weekly reporting initiative to enhance transparency and public awareness.
Each week, T3PS will release a snapshot of the calls and activities officers are responding to across Treaty #3 territory.
The initiative aims to foster accountability and encourage community engagement by keeping the public informed about the range of service calls and proactive patrols conducted.
📊 Weekly Snapshot: Calls for Service (June 2–9, 2025)
During the week of June 2 to June 9, T3PS officers responded to 470 calls for service across the territory. These included both proactive patrol efforts and community safety responses. Below is a detailed breakdown of select categories:
🚨 Proactive Patrols
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Community Services: 49
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Property Checks: 94
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RIDE Programs: 34
🚔 Service Calls
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Police Assistance: 37
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Traffic Complaints: 18
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Traffic Enforcement: 14
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Attempt/Threat of Suicide: 14
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Family Disputes: 15
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Intimate Partner Violence: 10
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Unwanted Persons: 15
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Mental Health Act Calls: 6
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Assaults: 6
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Warrants Executed: 7
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Bail Violations: 5
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Motor Vehicle Collisions: 5
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Ambulance Assistance: 5
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Police Information Requests: 13
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Theft Investigations: 2
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Impaired Driving/Over 80 mg: 2
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Marine Calls: 3
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Sexual Assault: 1
“This reporting tool is one more way we are building trust and accountability with the people we serve. Our officers are working every day to support safety and wellness across our communities, and we want the public to see that,” said a T3PS spokesperson.
While not all 470 calls are detailed—some being administrative or lower-risk in nature—this public summary highlights areas of concern and interest for community members.
Residents can expect to see these updates weekly as part of T3PS’s broader effort to foster transparency, collaboration, and community safety throughout Treaty #3.
