Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta

10/31/2026

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN SAFETY – LET’S KEEP OUR COMMUNITY SAFE! 🚔🍬

Halloween is here, and the Olds RCMP would like to wish everyone in Olds and our surrounding communities a fun, safe, and memorable evening!

Tonight, our streets will be filled with little superheroes, ghosts, princesses, and plenty of excited trick-or-treaters. Let’s all do our part to make sure everyone gets home safely.

🚗 Drivers: Slow down, stay alert, and watch for children crossing streets or stepping out between parked vehicles. Put the phones away and expect the unexpected.

🍬 Parents & Trick-or-Treaters: Wear bright or reflective clothing, carry a flashlight, use sidewalks and crosswalks, and make sure younger children are accompanied by an adult.

🏠 Homeowners: Keep walkways well-lit and clear of obstacles, and help make Halloween a welcoming experience for everyone.

🚔 Our Community: Look out for one another. A little patience, kindness, and extra caution can make a big difference.

Halloween is about more than costumes and candy. It’s about community. It’s about neighbours opening their doors, families making memories, and everyone looking out for each other.

The Olds RCMP is proud to serve a community where looking after our neighbours matters.

If you see our members out patrolling tonight, don’t hesitate to give them a wave or say hello! 👋🚔

From all of us at the Olds RCMP Detachment, have a safe, happy, and SPOOKTACULAR Halloween! 🎃👻

Stay safe. Be visible. Look out for each other.

10/31/2026

🎃👻 Halloween Fun at Olds High School! 🚔🦇

Even Batman knows that keeping our community safe takes teamwork!

Members of the Olds RCMP traded their usual patrol duties for some Halloween fun at Olds High School, joining students and staff in the festivities.

It was a great opportunity to share some laughs, show a different side of policing, and continue building positive relationships with the young people in our community.

At the Olds RCMP, we believe community policing is about more than responding to calls. It’s about being present, approachable, and building connections that last.

A big thank you to Olds High School for welcoming our members and including us in the Halloween celebrations!

🎃 Happy Halloween from all of us at the Olds RCMP! Stay safe, have fun, and remember, even superheroes need to follow the rules of the road!

10/30/2026

🎃👻 Holy Halloween, Batman! 🦇🚔

There was no shortage of superheroes, spooky characters, and big smiles when the Olds RCMP dropped by Reed Ranch School for some Halloween fun!

Batman traded the Batmobile for a police cruiser and joined some pretty awesome little ghosts, goblins, firefighters, and even a few out-of-this-world characters! 🦸‍♂️👽🚒

While fighting crime is usually our specialty, today was all about sharing laughs, making memories, and connecting with some amazing kids!

A huge thank you to the students and staff at Reed Ranch School for the warm welcome and Halloween spirit!

Because sometimes the best part of policing isn’t catching the bad guys, it’s making the good guys smile! 💙

🎃 Have a safe, fun, and SPOOK-tacular Halloween from all of us at the Olds RCMP!

10/28/2026

As the holidays approach, online scams are on the rise. Be cautious of texts or emails claiming to be from delivery companies asking you to click a link or provide personal information.

Remember:
🚨Don’t click on unexpected links.
✋Don’t share personal or banking details by text or email.
🔗Go directly to the company’s official website to track a package.
🤔Take a moment to verify before you buy or reply.

Scammers count on us being busy and distracted this time of year, so don’t give them the gift they’re looking for.

If you believe you may be a victim of fraud, or are currently being targeted by fraud, please report it to your local law enforcement and to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca.
Anyone who believes their personal and/or financial information has been compromised should also report it to their bank and credit card company.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta

10/23/2026

With significant snowfall expected in the coming days, the Olds RCMP is reminding motorists to prepare for changing road conditions and adjust travel plans accordingly.

Before you head out:
- Check weather and road conditions
- Slow down and leave extra space between vehicles
- Clear all snow and ice from your vehicle
- Make sure your vehicle is winter-ready
- Carry a winter emergency kit
- Let someone know your travel plans if travelling longer distances

Winter weather can reduce visibility and increase stopping distances. A little preparation can help keep you, your passengers and other road users safe. Drive according to conditions, allow extra time to reach your destination and remember: no trip is worth risking your safety.

10/23/2026

10/20/2026

🚔📚 BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL WITH OLDS RCMP! 🏫👮‍♂️

It was back to the classroom for members of the Olds RCMP this morning, and what a great way to start our day!

We had the opportunity to spend time with students and staff at Olds High School, joining the Grade 11 Social Studies class and the Grade 10 Gym class.

There were some great conversations, plenty of laughs, and an opportunity to connect with students outside of our regular policing duties.

Community policing is about more than enforcing laws. It’s about building relationships, creating trust, and making sure our youth know that police officers are approachable, supportive, and part of their community.

💙 Our biggest takeaway? Young people have a voice, and that voice matters. Every conversation is an opportunity to listen, encourage, and remind students that they have the ability to make positive choices, influence those around them, and help shape the future of their community.

We want our youth to know that they don’t have to wait until they need help to connect with us. We’re here to listen, answer questions, offer guidance, and cheer them on as they grow into tomorrow’s leaders.

A big thank you to the students and staff at Olds High School for welcoming us into your morning. We enjoyed the conversations, the energy, and the opportunity to learn from you as much as you learned from us!

Strong communities start with strong connections, and investing time in our youth today helps build a safer, stronger tomorrow. 💙

10/19/2026

🚨 OLDS RCMP – COMMUNITY UPDATE 🚨

High-Risk Missing Youth Located Safely

The Olds RCMP would like to provide an update regarding the increased police presence and emergency services activity in the Town of Olds earlier today.

Police were actively searching for a high-risk missing youth, which resulted in a coordinated response involving several emergency services and community partners.

We are pleased to report that the youth was located safely by members of the Olds RCMP.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the following partners for their assistance and support:
🚒 Olds Fire Department
🐕 Alberta RCMP Police Dog Services (PDS)
🚁 Alberta RCMP Helicopter
🚓 Town of Olds Enforcement Services
❤️ Members of our community who assisted and supported the search efforts.

Today’s response is another example of the importance of teamwork, strong partnerships, and a community that looks out for one another.

When someone’s safety is at risk, every minute matters. The cooperation and dedication demonstrated by everyone involved helped bring this situation to a positive conclusion.

We also recognize that the increased police activity may have raised concerns among residents, and we appreciate the community’s patience and understanding.

Out of respect for the youth and their family, no further details will be released.

Thank you, Olds, for continuing to look out for one another.

Staff Sergeant Jamie Day
Detachment Commander
Olds RCMP Detachment

10/18/2026

🇨🇦 Standing Together in Support of Our Canadian Armed Forces 🇨🇦

The thoughts of the Olds RCMP are with the Canadian Armed Forces community in Wainwright, Alberta, and with all those affected during this difficult time.

As members of the RCMP, we understand the bonds that come with wearing a uniform. We understand the commitment to service, the sacrifices made by families, and the strength of the brotherhood and sisterhood that connects those who serve.

When one member of our military or emergency services family is hurting, that pain is felt far beyond their own community.

To the service members, families, friends, and colleagues affected, please know that you are not alone.

Different uniforms. Different roles. One shared commitment to serving our country and standing beside one another when it matters most.

From all of us at the Olds RCMP, our thoughts and heartfelt support are with you. 🇨🇦❤️

One uniform. One community. Countless hearts standing together.

10/13/2026

“The COM” is a virtual network which hosts sub-groups who produce child sexual abuse and exploitation material, animal cruelty and other materials to gain notoriety amongst their members.

Learn more about the warning signs and help kids before they get trapped in the cycle: https://ow.ly/y3WC50Zzt2h

10/08/2026

📞 Meet the people behind the headset.

As part of , we're introducing the dispatchers of Alberta RCMP's Operational Communications Centres (OCC), the teams who answer 911 calls and coordinate emergency response.

Today, meet Matt.

10/08/2026

Strong teamwork and quick response by Alberta RCMP members in led to the arrest of five individuals following a reported copper wire theft at a business north of .

After locating the suspect vehicle, officers safely brought the incident to a resolution and seized approximately $15,000 worth of stolen copper wire, suspected drugs, and prohibited weapons. Investigation also determined the vehicle involved had been reported stolen.

This investigation highlights the value of timely reporting and the dedication of RCMP officers working to keep Alberta communities safe.

If you witness suspicious activity, report it to your local police by calling 310-RCMP. Information such as vehicle descriptions, licence plates, and direction of travel can play an important role in investigations. In an emergency, call 911.

10/08/2026

🎉 Welcome, Staff Sergeant Humbke!

While Staff Sergeant Humbke is new to the role, he’s no stranger to the community. Having grown up in the area and bringing 20 years of policing experience, he’s ready to lead the detachment and continue serving the people of Wetaskiwin.

💡 ? Community leaders helped select him for the role. In many RCMP detachments, municipal leaders take part in the hiring process to help identify the right person to lead their community’s police service.

Please join us in welcoming S/Sgt. Humbke to his new position!

10/08/2026

: The Hold and Secure status at all three schools is now over. All staff and students have resumed regular activities.

RCMP confirm there is no active threat or risk to the public, and the investigation remains on going. Thank you for your cooperation during this incident.

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Alberta RCMP in advise of an ongoing investigation into weapon threats to the junior high school in Ermineskin, Alberta.

As a precautionary measure, and in consultation with the school division, all three schools will remain in a Hold and Secure status while police investigate. All students and staff are safe.

Police will be in the area and are asking members of the public to refrain from posting photos or videos as the investigation continues.

We take these calls seriously and will provide an update once one becomes available. Thank you for your cooperation.

10/08/2026

? RCMP in seek assistance to identify suspect in an assault investigation. On August 16, at approximately 1:15 a.m., a male suspect assaulted a youth with a weapon at the Shell gas station located at 600 – 680 2 Street E, in Drumheller. The youth received minor injuries.

Anyone with information is asked to call 310-RCMP (7267).

10/08/2026

? RCMP in seek assistance in an arson investigation. On August 9, just before 2 a.m., RCMP received a report from Strathcona County Fire Services, of a structure fire at a residence on Glengarry Crescent in .

RCMP is sharing a surveillance video image from August 8, between 10:40 p.m. and 11:25 p.m., that shows three individuals walking a dog along Glengarry Crescent that appear to stop and speak with two people on bicycles. Police would like to speak to the individuals as it’s believed they may have information in relation to the investigation.

Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to call 310-RCMP (7267).

10/08/2026

? RCMP in seek assistance in an arson investigation. On October 6, at 10:27 p.m., RCMP responded to assist Airdrie Fire Department with a residential fire on Stonegate Drive NW. Initial investigation revealed that this fire was intentionally set. A total of five residences were damaged.

Anyone with information is asked to call 310-RCMP (7267).

10/08/2026

We are happy to report that missing person, Jaimie Tuininga, has been located safe. Thank you for helping by sharing the message!

10/07/2026

🎧 Behind every emergency call is a dedicated dispatcher.

This month, we're introducing members of Alberta RCMP's Operational Communications Centres, who answer calls and support frontline police officers across the province.

Introducing Melissa.

10/07/2026

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Take the challenge and see where it could lead. Your journey to becoming a police officer starts here.

To register, visit: https://rcmp.ca/en/careers-rcmp/recruiting-events