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Law enforcement framework

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The Law Enforcement Framework sets out principles and strategic directions to guide the Government of Alberta as it makes decisions around policing. It articulates how the government will work... More ≫

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The Law Enforcement Framework sets out principles and strategic directions to guide the Government of Alberta as it makes decisions around policing. It articulates how the government will work with communities, police services and other law enforcement partners to strengthen and renew Alberta's law enforcement system. It sets out roles and expectations for law enforcement personnel in the province, and it identifies how to best use the law enforcement services that are available in Alberta. It sets out nine strategic directions to guide Alberta's law enforcement system in three main areas: strengthening service delivery, ensuring accountability to Albertans, and equitable distribution of policing costs.

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Alberta gang reduction strategy

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The Alberta Gang Reduction Strategy provides a blueprint for action on gangs and gang related violence. The mission of the Alberta Gang Reduction Strategy is to suppress gang activity and reduce... More ≫

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The Alberta Gang Reduction Strategy provides a blueprint for action on gangs and gang related violence. The mission of the Alberta Gang Reduction Strategy is to suppress gang activity and reduce the influence of gangs in Alberta by working with community partners to promote strong and vibrant communities.

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Enhancement Act policy manual

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Contains the policies and procedures that direct caseworkers working under the Alberta Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act. Replaces the following previous Alberta Family and Social Services... More ≫

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Contains the policies and procedures that direct caseworkers working under the Alberta Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act. Replaces the following previous Alberta Family and Social Services publications: Child Welfare Services: Child Welfare Handbook (1990-2002), Child Welfare Services: Casework Supports Manual (1990-2001), and Child welfare services: program management (1990-2000). Replaced by the Enhancement Policy Manual in 2011.

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Automated traffic enforcement : training guidelines [2009]

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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.

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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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