Pay Traffic Tickets

Receiving a traffic ticket for offences such as speeding, failing to stop, or distracted driving can be a difficult experience. Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) officers issue tickets in the hope that they may prevent you or someone else from being involved or injured in an accident.

In Lethbridge, traffic tickets can be issued to anyone who does not abide by either provincial legislation or city bylaws. When paying tickets, funds need to be directed to the right government organization.

Provincial Traffic Tickets

Traffic tickets issued under the Traffic Safety Act, such as speeding or photo radar infractions, are paid to the Government of Alberta.

Payment for provincial tickets can be made:

By mail
In-person, during business hours, at the Provincial Courthouse (320 4 Street South, Lethbridge)
In-person through your local registry office (additional fees may apply)
Online through the Government of Alberta's Traffic Tickets Digital Service.

More information about provincial tickets and fine payment can be found on the:

Government of Alberta's Fine Payment website

Municipal Traffic Tickets

Traffic tickets issued under Municipal Bylaw, such as parking tickets, are paid to the City of Lethbridge.

Payment for municipal tickets can be paid:

In-person, during business hours, at the Park and Ride Office (705 5 Avenue South, Lethbridge)
In-person, during business hours, at the City Hall cashiers on the first floor (910 4 Avenue South, Lethbridge)
Online through City of Lethbridge's Online Payment System.

More information about municipal parking and enforcement can be found on the:

City of Lethbridge's Parking website

Contact

Lethbridge Police Service
135 1 Avenue South
Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 0A1

Hours for public access:
Monday to Friday - 7:30 am to 4:00 pm
Closed weekends and statutory holidays

Non-Emergency Phone: 403-328-4444
General Inquiries Phone: 403-327-2210
Email: General Inquiries
(Not monitored 24/7. Call 403-328-4444 to report a crime or suspicious activity.)

BE ADVISED:
Reports made to Lethbridge Police phone lines, emails or social media channels cannot be submitted anonymously or confidentially. All messages are recorded and subject to full disclosure in court.

To report a crime anonymously:

Attend the Lethbridge Police Service in-person to speak with an officer
Contact Crime Stoppers to provide a tip about an unsolved case or suspected criminal activity

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