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Public Security Peace Officer Program : policy and procedures manual [2012]

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Provides policy and procedures information for the Public Security Peace Officer Program in Alberta, which is unique in Canada. The Peace Office Program gives different levels of government the... More ≫

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Provides policy and procedures information for the Public Security Peace Officer Program in Alberta, which is unique in Canada. The Peace Office Program gives different levels of government the opportunity to obtain peace officer status for community safety enhancement or specialized law enforcement needs. This program operates under the auspices of the Peace Officer Act, allowing the Government of Alberta to designate agencies and provide individuals with peace officer status for specific job functions. Duties and functions within the program vary greatly, from out-of-province police officers, to parking control personnel employed by a municipality.

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Motor vehicle pursuit guidelines. Version 1

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These guidelines provide provincial standards regulating motor vehicle pursuits so police officers act lawfully and with reduced risk when engaging in a motor vehicle pursuit. These guidelines... More ≫

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These guidelines provide provincial standards regulating motor vehicle pursuits so police officers act lawfully and with reduced risk when engaging in a motor vehicle pursuit. These guidelines apply to all police services and peace officer employees.

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Automated traffic enforcement : training guidelines [2006]

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important enforcement tool for traffic safety in Alberta. Albertans expect automated traffic technology to be used fairly and with consistency... More ≫

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important enforcement tool for traffic safety in Alberta. Albertans expect automated traffic technology to be used fairly and with consistency throughout the province, allowing for recognition of local concerns in accordance with community-based policing. These policies are designed to ensure that the expectations of Albertans’ are met through the implementation of a standardized level of training. These guidelines will come into effect on May 1, 2006.

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