Corman Park Police Service

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The officers and staff of the Corman Park Police Service are deeply saddened to learn of the line-of-duty death of Ontar...
06/10/2026

The officers and staff of the Corman Park Police Service are deeply saddened to learn of the line-of-duty death of Ontario Provincial Police Constable Tarun Bali, who was fatally injured on Tuesday while conducting an investigation near Hearst, Ontario.

Constable Bali served with the OPP for two and a half years, most recently deployed with the James Bay detachment. He gave his life in service to his community, and that sacrifice will not be forgotten.

To the members of the Ontario Provincial Police — our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with you. To Constable Bali's family, friends, and colleagues, we stand with you in grief.

Rest easy, Constable. End of Watch.

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Yesterday, the Corman Park Police Service proudly welcomed Sergeant Richard “Dick” Fraser, M.O.M. to our ranks — and mad...
06/09/2026

Yesterday, the Corman Park Police Service proudly welcomed Sergeant Richard “Dick” Fraser, M.O.M. to our ranks — and made history by appointing him as the first-ever Service Sergeant Major in CPPS history.
Sgt. Fraser joins us after 25 years of distinguished service with the Regina Police Service, preceded by service in the Canadian Armed Forces. He is a Member of the Order of Merit of the Police Forces, a recipient of the SACP Valour Award, and a veteran of international policing missions in Ukraine and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
As CPPS Service Sergeant Major, Sgt. Fraser will carry the standards of dress, deportment, drill, and ceremonial tradition that anchor every professional police service.
“We are not just hiring a Sergeant. We are putting in place a cornerstone.” — Chief Constable Robert A. Duttchen
Welcome to Corman Park, Sgt. Fraser. We are fortunate to have you.

Yesterday it was an honour to stand with families, survivors, and community partners at the 8th Annual Saskatchewan Prov...
06/07/2026

Yesterday it was an honour to stand with families, survivors, and community partners at the 8th Annual Saskatchewan Provincial Memorial Monument Ceremony hosted by MADD Canada.

71 names are now etched on that monument at Saskatoon City Hall. Each one is a person — a parent, a child, a friend — whose life was taken by an impaired driver. This year, one new name was added: Austin Walker.

As law enforcement, we enforce the law. But days like this remind us why. Behind every impaired driving charge is a potential tragedy we are trying to prevent — and behind every name on that monument is a tragedy we could not.

To the families and survivors who showed up yesterday and carry this weight every day: your strength is profound. You are not forgotten, and neither are they.

The Corman Park Police Service is proud to stand alongside MADD Canada, our provincial partners, and every first responder committed to ending impaired driving in Saskatchewan.

If you or someone you know has been impacted by impaired driving, MADD Canada's victim services are available 24/7: 1-877-360-6233

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The RM of Corman Park has rescinded the fire ban as outlined.
06/05/2026

The RM of Corman Park has rescinded the fire ban as outlined.

06/04/2026

We have a simple saying: "Use your head, wear a helmet." It is the single most effective safety device available to reduce head injury and death from bicycle crashes.

On May 31, 2026, shortly after 1am, CPPS members observed a vehicle travelling on Highway 16 near Zimmerman Rd at 166km/...
06/01/2026

On May 31, 2026, shortly after 1am, CPPS members observed a vehicle travelling on Highway 16 near Zimmerman Rd at 166km/hr in a posted 90km/hr zone. The vehicle was one of three vehicles on the roadway at that time. A traffic stop was conducted, and the driver was adamant that he was travelling approximately 40km/hr slower than what was observed and recorded on the officer's LiDAR unit. The driver was issued a $1089 speeding ticket, their vehicle was impounded for 30 days, and their licence was suspended for a week.

On May 30, 2026, at approximately 6:30pm, a vehicle was observed on Valley Rd travelling at 51km/hr over the posted spee...
05/31/2026

On May 30, 2026, at approximately 6:30pm, a vehicle was observed on Valley Rd travelling at 51km/hr over the posted speed limit. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was found to have a small amount of alcohol in his system (31mg%). Inside the vehicle, members located both open and unopened containers of alcohol. The driver, who was late for golf, was issued an $809 speeding ticket, and his alcohol was seized and destroyed. The vehicle was then impounded for 30 days, and the driver's licence was suspended for a week.

On May 31, 2026, shortly after midnight, CPPS members observed a vehicle on Highway 16 near Boychuk Drive traveling at r...
05/31/2026

On May 31, 2026, shortly after midnight, CPPS members observed a vehicle on Highway 16 near Boychuk Drive traveling at recorded speeds of 204km/hr in a posted 90km/hr zone. After 7km of closing the distance, a traffic stop was conducted. The driver was issued a $1515 speeding ticket for exceeding the speed limit by at least double. The vehicle was then impounded for 30 days, and the novice driver's licence was suspended for 7 days. All occupants of the vehicle were provided education in relation to speeding offenses and the realistic consequences of an accident at excessive speeds.

Total Fire Restriction – All Divisions, R.M. of Corman ParkThe R.M. of Corman Park has implemented a Total Fire Restrict...
05/28/2026

Total Fire Restriction – All Divisions, R.M. of Corman Park

The R.M. of Corman Park has implemented a Total Fire Restriction in all Divisions, effective Thursday, May 28, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. and continuing until further notice.

Effective immediately within the R.M. of Corman Park:

All Controlled Burns are prohibited until further notice.

All existing Controlled Burns must be promptly extinguished.

Lighting any new Controlled Burn is strictly prohibited.

This restriction does NOT apply to:

Recreational fires

Burning barrel fires

Smudge fires

Internal household fireplaces or outdoor propane/natural gas fire pits or tables

Propane, natural gas, pellet or briquette-fuelled cooking equipment (e.g., barbecues, smokers)

Fires lit by Fire Protection Organizations for training or preventative control, in accordance with approved procedures

A Controlled Burn is defined by the R.M. as a fire lit for the purpose of burning organic material (including trees, stubble, etc.) and does not include burning barrel fires, recreational fires, or smudge fires.

Residents are reminded to:

Use extreme caution with any permitted outdoor fire or heat source

Follow all applicable manufacturer instructions

This Total Fire Restriction has been issued by the R.M. of Corman Park under Municipal Order – Fire Restriction (Bylaw 18/26 – Fire Services) and will remain in effect until conditions improve and the Order is rescinded.

For full details, please refer to the Municipal Order posted on the R.M. of Corman Park website, or contact the R.M. Office:

Phone: 306-242-9303

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.rmcormanpark.ca

Address

111 Pinehouse Drive
Saskatoon, SK
S7K5W1

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+13062428808

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