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Brooks & Newell Safe Communities
The Safe Communities Committee is made up of community members from throughout the region and staff representatives from the City of Brooks and Brooks RCMP Detachment. The Mandate of the Committee is to foster the creation of a safe and secure community. The Committee provides safety and educational programming to residents of Brooks and the County of Newell, and funding is provided equally from the two municipalities. RCMP strategies and priorities are also established each year with input from City and County Councils.
For more information about the Safe Communities Committee, please call 403-362-3333.
This work experience is offered to students who have a genuine interest in policing as a potential career. This is a 5-day mini police academy where you will have the opportunity to learn about different aspects of policing and operational support units. It is a small sampling of a vast and exciting career that is ever changing. There will be opportunities to speak with various professionals from the field. On the last day we will have an RCMP recruiter present to explain the application process for the RCMP and answer any questions you may have. Upon successful completion of the Youth Police Academy, students will receive a certificate, letter of reference and three (3) credits.
The forms must be completed in full, including candidate, school staff, and parent signatures. Letter of recommendation and resume must be attached to be considered.
Applications must be turned into your school office or the Brooks Detachment, attention to the Community Policing Unit by January 12, 2024.
Upon successful completion of security screening, candidates will be notified by the Community Policing Unit about their acceptance into the program.
Find the application by clicking here.