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Welcome to the Official Lakeshore Regional Police Service page. This page is not monitored 24/7. In the case of an emergency please call 9-1-1.

07/31/2026

🚨PUBLIC NOTICE🚨
Cougar Sightings.

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service wants to ensure the Community stays informed and safe following recent cougar sightings on Sucker Creek First Nation.

We ask all residents to stay alert, keep a close eye on young children, and bring your pets safely inside. Please keep these simple guidelines in mind to protect yourself and your family.

Quick safety tips:

🚶‍♂️DO NOT RUN: Back away slowly while facing the animal.

🧥LOOK BIG: Raise your arms and open your jacket.

🗣️MAKE NOISE: Speak loudly and aggressively.

🐾PROTECT PETS: Keep pets and pet food indoors.

👶WATCH CHILDREN: Do not leave children unattended outdoors.

Stay safe and look out for one another.

For a problem with an animal that's not an emergency, call your nearest Fish and Wildlife office during regular business hours.
☎️ High Prairie Office: 780.523.6521

For immediate public safety threat call the 24 hour Report a Poacher line.
🚨 Report a Poacher: 1.800.642.3800

07/30/2026

🚨 MISSING PERSON UPDATE 🚨

ERIC PRINCE-BROWATZKE has still not been located, and active search efforts are continuing in the Sucker Creek First Nation and High Prairie areas.

We need your help to bring him home safely. Please take a moment to read his description and look at the details below:

📍Last Seen: July 18, 2026, leaving house #3113 in Sucker Creek First Nation.

👤Description: 5'10" tall, 170lbs, with black hair and brown eyes.

🧢Wearing: Last seen wearing a black ball cap with white lettering.

⚠️ Important Note: He does not have a cell phone with him.

🗺️ Areas Frequented: Known to frequent Sucker Creek First Nation and High Prairie.

📞 WHO TO CONTACT WITH ANY INFO:
If you have any information, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem, please reach out immediately:

🚨 Emergencies: 9.1.1.
☎️ LRPS Complaint Line : 1.855.299.0137.
🛑Crime Stoppers: 1.800.222.8477 (TIPS).

07/23/2026

🚨PUBLIC NOTICE🚨
Search & Rescue Operations

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service is advising community members that Search and Rescue personnel are active today, July 23, 2026 in the area of Sucker Creek First Nation.

⚠️Please be assured that there is absolutely no risk to the public.

🙏Thank you for your cooperation and for giving emergency crews the space they need to work.

🚨 Emergencies: 9.1.1.
☎️ LRPS Complaint Line : 1.855.299.0137.
🛑Crime Stoppers: 1.800.222.8477 (TIPS).

07/20/2026

🚨MISSING PERSON ALERT🚨
🚨ERIC PRINCE-BROWATZKE🚨

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service is asking for the publics help in locating missing male, Eric Prince-Browatzke.

Eric was last seen leaving House #3113 in Sucker Creek First Nation at approximately 17:00 hrs on July 18, 2026.

Eric is without a cell phone and was last seen wearing a black ball cap with white lettering.

Eric is known to frequent the High Prairie and Sucker Creek areas.

Please contact the Lakeshore Regional Police Service with information relating to his whereabouts.

🚨 Emergencies: 9.1.1.
☎️ LRPS Complaint Line : 1.855.299.0137.
🛑Crime Stoppers: 1.800.222.8477 (TIPS).

07/06/2026

Are you ready to make a meaningful difference and build a rewarding career?

We are actively recruiting dedicated, community-minded individuals to join our team as full-time police officers.

Call us today to speak directly with our Recruiting Officer and take your first step.

📞 1.855.299.0138
✉️[email protected]

07/01/2026

Summer is a time for gathering across Alberta, but the Lakeshore Regional Police Service wants to remind everyone that safety must always come first.

Alcohol and drug impairment remain leading causes of preventable collisions on our roads.

What can you do to protect your loved ones:
🚨Report Impaired Drivers: If you see a vehicle driving erratically or suspect a driver is under the influence, call 9.1.1. immediately. Your call could save a life.

🚗Know the Rules: Alberta’s Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS) program means impaired drivers immediately lose their license and vehicle, face massive fines, and receive a criminal record.

👥Watch your Friends: Never let a friend or family member get behind the wheel if they have been drinking or using drugs—help them find a safe way home.

🌲Stay Safe Off-Road: These rules apply to the trails too! Operating quads and side-by-sides while impaired carries the exact same penalties as driving a car.

Let’s work together to ensure everyone returns home safely to their families this summer. Drive sober, every time. Look out for one another.

🚨 Emergencies: 9.1.1.
☎️ LRPS Complaint Line : 1.855.299.0137.
🛑Crime Stoppers: 1.800.222.8477 (TIPS).

06/26/2026

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service is hiring!

We are looking for both new recruits and experienced officers who are passionate about community-led policing and protecting the northern Nations we serve.

At LRPS, our work is rooted in First Nation values. We don’t just protect people; we protect a way of life.

When you join our team, you become part of a close-knit community where your voice matters and your presence is valued.

Make a difference where it counts.

📞Connect with a Recruiting Officer: 1.855.299.0138
📧Email: [email protected]
🌐Explore more: joinlrps.com

06/24/2026

As June brings warmer weather, longer days, and community gatherings, the Lakeshore Regional Police Service wants to remind everyone to protect our First Nation Communities by planning a safe ride home.

Whether you are heading to a backyard gathering or out on the trails, your choice matters.

Let’s protect our Elders, Youth, and our families by keeping impaired driving off our roads completely.

🚨 Emergencies: 9.1.1.
☎️ LRPS Complaint Line : 1.855.299.0137.
🛑Crime Stoppers: 1.800.222.8477 (TIPS).

06/22/2026

On May 25, 2026 we officially kicked off construction on the expansion of the Lakeshore Regional Police Service Building.

This expansion will empower our team to serve you better - it represents our ongoing commitment to protecting, serving and collaborating with our First Nation Communities.

Thank you to Lesser Slave Lake Indian Regional Council for their leadership in organizing and hosting this ceremony.

Thank you also to our Elders, local leaders, and project partners who joined us to celebrate this step forward.

06/18/2026

Big trucks need big space!

June traffic safety initiative highlights Commercial Vehicle Safety.

Whether you drive a semi-truck or a compact car, safety on the Lakeshore roads is a shared responsibility.

Remember: large commercial vehicles have huge blind spots and require much longer stopping distances.

Quick Tips for Everyone:
↔️ Give them space: Large trucks have massive blind spots. If you cannot see their mirrors, they cannot see you.

🛑 Don't cut in front: Fully loaded commercial vehicles need up to two football fields to come to a complete stop.

🧘Stay patient: Avoid aggressive passing around large vehicles.

Let’s work together to keep the highways and roads safe.

Address

Box 291
Driftpile, AB
T0G0V0

Telephone

+15877490421

Website

http://www.lakeshoreregionalpolice.com/

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