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Security Services and Investigators Act : approved training courses

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This resource lists approved providers of training course for Alberta Basic Security Training and Alberta Professional Investigator Training, as well as approved baton/use-of-force training... More ≫

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This resource lists approved providers of training course for Alberta Basic Security Training and Alberta Professional Investigator Training, as well as approved baton/use-of-force training courses in the province. Information provided includes the company name and name of course, location, and contact information for each course provider. Updated as needed.

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AEMA Training, Certification, and Standards policies (consolidated)

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This document contains the policies and requirements for instructors of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency's local authority courses and Incident Command System courses. It includes... More ≫

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This document contains the policies and requirements for instructors of the Alberta Emergency Management Agency's local authority courses and Incident Command System courses. It includes information on course pre-requisites, course administration requirements, instructor qualification requirements, requirements for instructors delivering the agency's training content outside of its jurisdiction, requirements for instructors transferring to Alberta from out-of-province, and requirements for previously qualified and approved instructors.

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Alberta provincial policing standards. Version 2.4

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Police services in Alberta are responsible for maintaining peace and order, protecting lives and property, preventing and investigating crime, and providing policing services that are responsive... More ≫

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Police services in Alberta are responsible for maintaining peace and order, protecting lives and property, preventing and investigating crime, and providing policing services that are responsive to community needs. The standards outlined in this publication are intended to ensure that police services in the province are delivered effectively, efficiently and impartially to all persons, and conducted in a manner that maintains the trust and respect of the public. Topics covered in the manual include roles and responsibilities, organizational management, personnel administration, and support services.

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Alberta incident management practitioner training standards

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The Alberta Incident Management Practitioner Training Standards (AIMPTS) is intended to provide clear direction on how individual and collective incident management training is conducted,... More ≫

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The Alberta Incident Management Practitioner Training Standards (AIMPTS) is intended to provide clear direction on how individual and collective incident management training is conducted, monitored, and accredited within the Province of Alberta and has been included under Section 6 of the Alberta Emergency Plan (AEP). This standard directly supports the Alberta Incident Management System (AIMS) 2024. The effectiveness of AIMS relies directly on the training of practitioners, ensuring incident personnel at various levels understand their responsibilities within the incident and possess the appropriate skill sets to best support impacted communities.

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The Alberta Incident Management System (AIMS) 2024

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The Alberta Incident Management System (AIMS) is introduced under the aegis of the Alberta Emergency Plan to improve integration and interoperability within the province’s emergency management... More ≫

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The Alberta Incident Management System (AIMS) is introduced under the aegis of the Alberta Emergency Plan to improve integration and interoperability within the province’s emergency management system. AIMS is intended to provide all emergency management stakeholders in the province with a common understanding of the organization and structures that will be adopted in Alberta, as well as the processes, procedures, and terminology that will be employed to prevent, mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters.

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Public security peace officer program : policy and procedures manual. Version 3.x

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Provides policy and procedures information for the Public Security Peace Officer Program in Alberta, which is unique in Canada. The program gives different levels of government the opportunity to... 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 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 and include commercial vehicle enforcement, animal control, enforcement related to consumption of liquor and cannabis in public spaces, and authority for out-of-province police officers when in Alberta.

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Ministerial Order PSES 2-2022 [Public Safety and Emergency Services]

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A Primary or Secondary Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a communication centre which receives 9-1-1 calls from a defined geographic area and processes those calls according to a specific... More ≫

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A Primary or Secondary Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a communication centre which receives 9-1-1 calls from a defined geographic area and processes those calls according to a specific operational policy. The Alberta 9-1-1 Standards apply to both Primary and Secondary PSAPs providing 9-1-1 Services within the province of Alberta.

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Alberta 9-1-1 standards. Version 3.0 : appendices A-D to ministerial order no. PSES 2-2022

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A Primary or Secondary Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a communication centre which receives 9-1-1 calls from a defined geographic area and processes those calls according to a specific... More ≫

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A Primary or Secondary Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a communication centre which receives 9-1-1 calls from a defined geographic area and processes those calls according to a specific operational policy. The Alberta 9-1-1 Standards apply to both Primary and Secondary PSAPs providing 9-1-1 Services within the province of Alberta.

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