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**This email address is not monitored 24/7 and should not be used to report crimes or request police assistance. In an emergency call 911. For non-emergencies call 403-328-4444**Professional Conduct Hearings
Professional Conduct Hearings are held for a variety of professional misconduct allegations under the Police Act and the Police Service Regulation of Alberta. The different misconduct allegations addressed at hearings are defined and described in Section 5 of the Police Service Regulation. Generally speaking, there are four different types of proceedings in these matters: First Appearance, Appearance, Presentation of Evidence and Decision. Typically, a file will progress through these four different hearing types, but sometimes not all will be required. For example, evidence may be presented as an agreed statement of facts or a decision may be made at the end of the presentation of evidence instead of in a separate hearing.
Upcoming Professional Conduct Hearings:
LPS will endeavour to post notices of public hearings two weeks in advance of the hearing date. Currently, no hearings are scheduled in that time frame.
Attending a Hearing
Generally speaking, Professional Conduct Hearings are open to the public and media. If you wish to attend, please note that food and drink is not allowed in the hearing room. Recording devices and cameras also are not permitted.
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**Please note the locations listed on the calendar above are the pre-selected locations that will be monitored. Photo radar operators may also attend additional locations each day based on need - including requests from the public**
Collision Reporting
If you are involved in a collision and the combined damage is more than $2,000 or there are any injuries you are required by law to file a police report. If there are injuries or you believe the other driver is impaired, call 911 immediately. If the vehicles are not driveable, call 403-328-4444.
If there are no injuries and the vehicles are driveable, exchange information with the other driver(s) - name, address, driver's license number, license plate number, vehicle registration and insurance details. Once you have exchanged information, attend the Collision Reporting Centre at the police station, 135 1 Avenue South, to complete your police report.
The hours of operation of the CRC are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed on Sundays.