Dalmeny Police Service

04/24/2026

04/01/2026

Cst. Frederick really brought his A-game, or should I say his
B-I-N-G-O game, helping out the Prairie View Community Council at Prairie View School tonight.

03/22/2026

On Monday, March 16th, the DPS conducted a wellness check on a 75-year-old male as requested by the family. The member found the male deceased inside his residence. After consulting with the Saskatchewan Coroner's Office and the RCMP's HCU, the death was attributed to natural causes, and the case was closed.

Police investigations into sudden deaths are initiated with a high level of scrutiny, which remains in place until the cause is determined as natural or accidental. These investigations require careful handling and are conducted with the utmost respect for the deceased and their family. They can be emotionally draining for the family and emergency personnel on scene.

The DPS is grateful for the assistance provided by the Coroner's Service and the RCMP's Major Crime Unit. We encourage everyone to check in regularly on their family members regardless of the distance between them.

DPS

03/10/2026

DPS is conducting a lockdown drill at the high school this morning. The drill's audio will be audible externally; please be advised not to be alarmed.

03/05/2026

Tonight DPS assisted the CPPS on a vehicle stop on Highway 16 west, seizing 100,000 ci******es suspected of being trafficked illegally.

Driver of the vehicle also tested positive for THC. As a result his driver's license was suspended and his vehicle was seized.

03/01/2026

I seem to have thrown my rider. If someone could point me in the direction of a guy missing a horse could you let the police know.

***Update…..found my rider***

02/19/2026

The Dalmeny Police Service extends our deepest condolences to the Saskatoon Police Service and the family, friends, and colleagues affected by the loss of one of their members.

Policing is more than a profession — it is a calling rooted in service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to the community. Today, we stand with our policing family in Saskatoon as they grieve this profound loss.

This tragedy is also a reminder that behind every badge is a human being — a colleague, a friend, and a loved one. The mental health and well-being of our members must remain a priority, and no officer should ever feel alone in their struggles.

To the members of the Saskatoon Police Service, please know you are not alone. We stand with you, we support you, and we honour your fallen member.