About Us

LPS strives to provide accessible services by developing this website is in compliance with W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

A directory of frequently requested phone numbers and emails. 

Public feedback, both positive and negative, is essential to ensuring that we continue to meet or exceed the expectations of our residents.

To ensure transparency, the results of these professional conduct hearings must be accessible to public. 

A dedicated group of LPS members who provide consistent and professional protocol demonstrations at community functions. 

Provides advice on matters relating to Blackfoot culture, spirituality, and knowledge, and guidance on our continued path towards reconciliation.

The Lethbridge Police Service proudly honours all officers who have died in the line of duty. They will be remembered for their dedication and courage.

The executive team is comprised of the Chief of Police, the Deputy Chief, and three Inspectors who provide oversight over key police operations.

The Lethbridge Police Commission is a civilian body to which the Lethbridge Police Service is accountable. 

Defining why we exist, where we want to be, and what is most important to us. 

Our values have been translated into Blackfoot, honouring the culture and contributions of the Siksikaitsitapi and other Indigenous peoples in our community.

The organizational structure of the Lethbridge Police Service.

Comprised of police and civilian volunteers, the Pipe Band represents the Service and promotes the traditions of Scottish pipe band music through performance and instruction.

Reports, plans and documents published by the LPS.