Visit the Security and Safety Show on March 20th at the Foothills Centennial Centre in Okotoks.
Download the show flyer in pdf format.

A member of Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association

The Okotoks Range Patrol Association merged with the DeWinton Rural Crime Watch Association in 2004, to form today's Okotoks Area Range Patrol and Crime Watch Association. The Association is a non-profit society for members of the public who want to help reduce crime in our area, by keeping a watchful eye out and reporting suspicious activity to the RCMP and Natural Resources (formerly Fish & Wildlife). The Association is sponsored by the RCMP, The Farmer's Advocate Office, the Alberta Cattle Commission, Western Stock Growers, Natural Resources, and the Department of Justice and serves an area of over 270 square miles around Okotoks.

BENEFITS PROVIDED BY MEMBERSHIP

First Aid & CPR courses available to our members. (See Fanout page for details of upcoming courses).
Rural Crime Watch signage to deter criminal activity on your property
Automatic telephone updates on local issues, e-mail alerts if preferred
Local zone coordinators for immediate contact who deal with your concerns
Continuing education events that are designed to answer members' needs
Tack identification (stamping)
RCMP-provided property protection techniques
Discounts on some home owner insurance policies
Charitable status means that donations are tax deductible

How We Reduce Crime

With limited resources, the police cannot be everywhere. Members of the Association can help make our communities safer by directing police attention towards any unusual or possibly criminal activities. And you don't have to do anything different or special - just keep your eyes and ears open, and report right away. You could be the person to provide the information that prevents a crime, or solves a case! We encourage you to join us: the benefits for your community, your family, and for you are real and they are worthwhile. Take this link to download a membership application:

Okotoks and District Important Numbers:

911 For any Emergency:
938-4202 RCMP Dispatch to report any unusual activity in the Okotoks and surrounding area.
938-7046 Okotoks RCMP Administrative office.

To contact Okotoks Area Range Patrol and Crime Watch Association directly please call the RCMP Administrative office and ask for Brad Mouland or the Okotoks Area Range Patrol Liaison officer.

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Become a Member: Download our application form and join. Initial Membership $15. Annual Renewals $10.

Information letter with general information on Okotoks Area Range Patrol and Crime Watch in pdf format.

Our Contact list:

Fanouts: Our most recent fanouts

Our Territory: A map showing our territory and the Okotoks Area Range Patrol and Crime Watch Association zones.

The Bulletin: Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association's most recent newsletter.

Bylaws: Okotoks Area Range Patrol Crime Watch Association By-Laws in pdf format.

Events: Past and up coming.

Meeting Agenda: Agenda from a recent or upcoming general meeting in pdf format.

Meeting Minutes: Minutes from a past general meetings in pdf format.

Miscellaneous Brochures: A collection of downloadable brochures in pdf format.

Helpful Links:

Member of Okotoks and District Chamber of Commerce.

Please Email any comments, questions, or requests for information to info@oarpcwa org or Email us now.
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Visit the Security and Safety Show on March 20th at the Foothills Centennial Centre in Okotoks.Download the show flyer in pdf format.

A member of Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association

BENEFITS PROVIDED BY MEMBERSHIP

How We Reduce Crime

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Visit the Security and Safety Show on March 20th at the Foothills Centennial Centre in Okotoks.
Download the show flyer in pdf format.