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Sault Ste. Marie Police Service A modern police service for a safer tomorrow. Account not monitored 24/7 Municipal Police Service

We currently have three vehicles up for auction on our website, including two 2022 Ford Police Interceptors and a 2014 T...
10/16/2026

We currently have three vehicles up for auction on our website, including two 2022 Ford Police Interceptors and a 2014 Toyota Venza. 🛞

Place your bids at saultpolice.ca/auction by Friday, October 23, 2026. Auction end times vary by item, so be sure to check each listing. ⏳

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is inviting residents of The City of Sault Ste. Marie and Prince Township to share t...
10/15/2026

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is inviting residents of The City of Sault Ste. Marie and Prince Township to share their thoughts on how the Service communicates with the community.

A new public survey has been launched to better understand how residents receive information from Sault Police, what types of information they find most valuable, and where improvements can be made.

đź”—Survey: tejoin.com/participate/180079033
đź“°Full media release: saultpolice.ca/sault-police-seeking-community-feedback-on-public-communications/

Did you know we offer a voluntary Security Camera Registry?With support from the community, the registry can improve the...
10/13/2026

Did you know we offer a voluntary Security Camera Registry?

With support from the community, the registry can improve the efficiency of police investigations.

Registered addresses will be mapped for Sault Police members to quickly and effectively direct resources when investigating incidents in your neighbourhood. Your participation in this program can deter and prevent crime.

Learn more at www.saultpolice.ca/cameraregistry

In September, our Division 2 Unit...đźš“ Made 30 arrests, initiating 45 new charges under the Criminal Code and 3 new charg...
10/09/2026

In September, our Division 2 Unit...

đźš“ Made 30 arrests, initiating 45 new charges under the Criminal Code and 3 new charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (note: some arrests may have involved existing warrants/charges initiated by other officers)
✍️ Issued 31 Provincial Offence Notices and 1 by-law ticket
🏠 Conducted 12 property checks

If you see our Division 2 officers downtown, don't hesitate to say hello!

10/08/2026

Looking for your next career opportunity?đź‘€

We’re currently accepting applications for a variety of civilian, uniformed, and volunteer roles with the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service.

Civilian Opportunities đź’»
• Full-Time Data Entry Shift Clerk — Apply by October 16
• Full-Time Communications Technician (I.T.) — Apply by October 16
• Part-Time Civilian Relief Staff — Ongoing

Uniformed Opportunities👮‍♂️
• Auxiliary Constable (Volunteer) — Apply by October 30
• Part-Time Special Constable — Ongoing
• Police Constable (Recruits & Experienced Officers) — Ongoing

Whether you’re looking to start a new career, make a change, or get involved in a volunteer capacity, there may be a place for you on our team.

Learn more and apply at saultpolice.ca/careers!

We currently have plenty of bicycles up for auction on our website! 🚲Place your bids at saultpolice.ca/auction by Wednes...
10/07/2026

We currently have plenty of bicycles up for auction on our website! 🚲

Place your bids at saultpolice.ca/auction by Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Auction end times vary by item, so be sure to check each listing. ⏳

⚠️Don't want your bicycle to end up here if it gets lost or stolen? Register it today at saultpolice.ca/bikeregistry so we can identify it and get it back to you!

Sault Police would like to remind you that we offer a Wandering/Vulnerable Person Registry for families and caregivers o...
10/07/2026

Sault Police would like to remind you that we offer a Wandering/Vulnerable Person Registry for families and caregivers of vulnerable people living in our jurisdiction, such as those with autism, Alzheimer's or dementia, an acquired brain injury, etc.

By registering a wandering and/or vulnerable person, you will grant Sault Police the ability to quickly access critical information about the person's description, routines, communication, medical needs, favourite places, additional needs, and emergency contact information. The information provided will only be used by first responders to assist you and/or your loved one in a crisis.

Register today at www.saultpolice.ca/wvpr 🚶

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is warning the public about driveway resurfacing scams following a report of potenti...
10/03/2026

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is warning the public about driveway resurfacing scams following a report of potential fraudsters offering services in Sault Ste. Marie.

In this type of scam, individuals approach homeowners and offer to pave or resurface their driveway at a discounted price, claiming they need to use up leftover materials from a nearby job. Homeowners are pressured to decide immediately and pay upfront. The crew may begin quickly and perform substandard work or leave the job unfinished. The scammers often travel to a new city shortly thereafter.

Fraudulent contractors may appear legitimate by using professional-looking websites, contracts, invoices, and advertising materials, so homeowners should independently verify businesses before agreeing to any work or making payments.

Red Flags
đźš© Unsolicited offers for paving or resurfacing services.
đźš© Claims of leftover materials from a nearby job at a low price.
đźš© Pressure to agree to the work immediately.
đźš© Requests for large upfront or cash payments.
đźš© Company has no permanent address or verifiable credentials.

Protect Yourself
🛡️ Don’t feel pressured to agree to work offered at your door.
🛡️ Research the company thoroughly and get quotes from reputable contractors.
🛡️ Ask for a written quote and contract before agreeing to any work.
🛡️ Avoid making large upfront payments for unsolicited work.
🛡️ Talk to older or vulnerable loved ones about home improvement scams.

How to Report
🚨Call the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service at 705-949-6300, visit in person, or report online.
🚨Report the incident to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre for further support and resources.

Stay Informed
📰Stay informed about recent scams affecting Canadians, tips to protect yourself, and steps to take if you’ve been victimized by visiting the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website.

By staying alert and informed, you can help prevent fraud and protect your community.

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service – as well as the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre – has recently received several reports ...
10/02/2026

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service – as well as the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre – has recently received several reports of scammers posing as cellphone service providers.

Watch for these red flags:
đźš© An unexpected offer for a discount, upgraded plan, or new device
đźš© Pressure to act quickly or claims that an offer is available for a limited time
đźš© You are asked to log in to your cellphone account while the caller stays on the line
đźš© Requests for passwords, PINs, security codes, or multi-factor authentication codes
🚩 Requests for your driver’s licence, Social Insurance Number (SIN), or other identification
đźš© Instructions to open an account with another service provider
đźš© Instructions to ship a phone or tablet to an address provided by the caller

Protect yourself:
🛡️ If someone unexpectedly contacts you claiming to be from your service provider, end the call and contact the company directly
🛡️ Use the phone number on your bill or account, or the company’s official website — not contact information provided by the caller
🛡️ Never share passwords, PINs, security codes, or multi-factor authentication codes
🛡️ Do not provide personal or financial information during an unexpected call, text, or email
🛡️ Do not log in to your account while an unknown caller is guiding you
🛡️If you receive a device you did not order, contact the service provider directly to confirm the correct return process
🛡️ Never ship a device to an address provided by an unknown caller

When in doubt, hang up and verify the offer directly with your service provider.

How to Report
🚨Call the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service at 705-949-6300, visit in person, or report online.
🚨Report the incident to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre for further support and resources.

Stay Informed
📰Stay informed about recent scams affecting Canadians, tips to protect yourself, and steps to take if you’ve been victimized by visiting the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website.

By staying alert, informed, and spreading the word, you can help prevent fraud and protect your community.

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is warning the public about “grandparent scams” targeting senior citizens. In these ...
10/01/2026

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is warning the public about “grandparent scams” targeting senior citizens.

In these scams, fraudsters call a senior citizen and claim to be their grandchild and/or their grandchild’s lawyer.

Typically, they request thousands of dollars for “bail” to get their loved one out of jail or help with some other emergency. The scammer may request a wire transfer, e-transfer, or someone posing as a courier service may visit the victim’s home to collect the cash.

What You Need to Know
đź“žScammers thrive on urgency. They will pressure you to act immediately. Take a moment to pause and think.
đź“žCaller ID can be faked. The phone number might appear to belong to a trusted source, such as a loved one or even the police.
đź“žScammers can be convincing. They may alter their voice to sound like a loved one and can be skilled at detailed storytelling.

Protect Yourself and Loved Ones
✅Hang up. If a call feels suspicious, ending it isn’t rude — it’s the smart thing to do.
âś…Verify their story. Ask personal questions only your grandchild would know.
âś…Contact family. Hang up and call your grandchild or another trusted friend or relative using a known phone number.
âś…Do not send money or personal information. Confirm the situation independently before taking any action.
âś…Report the scam. Contact the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service or the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
âś…Talk to older family members and loved ones about common scams and how to recognize them.

How to Report
🚨Call the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service at 705-949-6300, visit in person, or report online.
🚨Report the incident to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre for further support and resources.

Stay Informed
📰Stay informed about recent scams affecting Canadians, tips to protect yourself, and steps to take if you’ve been victimized by visiting the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website.

By staying alert, informed, and spreading the word, you can help prevent fraud and protect your community.

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580 Second Line East
Sault Sainte Marie, ON
P6B4K1

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