Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta - Three Hills RCMP Detachment

04/24/2026

The Three Hills RCMP is proud to partner with Kneehill County and Red Deer County Protective Services to recognize the amazing youth in our communities who are making a difference every day!

Have you:

✅Made a smart choice
✅Helped someone in need
✅Shown leadership or kindness
✅Put safety first

You might receive a positive ticket from an officer! 🚓

✨Every Positive Ticket = an entry into a PRIZE DRAW!✨
That's right - doing good could WIN you a NINTENDO SWITCH 2!

The Positive Ticket Campaign will run from May 1, 2026, to July 31, 2026.

The PRIZE DRAW will take place on August 1 2026; with the winner being announced on Facebook!

Let's celebrate the positive, build stronger connections, and keep making our communities a better, safer place for everyone.

04/23/2026

Three Hills RCMP Vehicle Protection Program

You may notice a report card left on your windshield - this is part of our proactive approach to preventing vehicle break-ins in our communities.

Our officers check parked vehicles for items left in plain view and issue a simple rating:

✅PASS - No valuables visible and all doors and windows secure.
❎FAIL - Items were visible. This increases the risk of theft.

Vehicle break-ins are often preventable. Thieves look for easy opportunities - and visible items can be enough to make your vehicle a target.

Before you leave your vehicle, take a moment to:

- Remove or hide valuables
- Lock all doors
- Double-check your surroundings

A quick check can make all the difference.

04/03/2026

The Three Hills RCMP is looking for reliable, community-minded individuals to join our team as Guards on a casual, on-call basis

01/06/2026

You will be missed 😢

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of long time Trochu Fire member Lawrence Hogg. Lawrence passed away on January 2, 2026. Our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.

12/20/2025

Our Three Hills RCMP Winter Clothing Drive has officially come to an end, and we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated, shared our posts, and helped spread the word.

Thanks to your generosity, a large amount of winter clothing, boots, and cold-weather gear has been collected and will be distributed through the Trochu Community Closet, helping local individuals and families stay warm this winter.

Community support like this truly makes a difference. We are proud to serve such a caring and compassionate community.

12/17/2025

Three Hills RCMP are reporting that travel is not recommended, However, with deteriorating road conditions in many parts of the province, RCMP are reminding motorists everywhere to drive safe.

Driving in extreme snow isn’t just inconvenient, it’s dangerous. Slow down, leave more space than you think you need, and don’t assume your vehicle can handle it. If you don’t have to be on the road, don’t be.

12/03/2025

Reminder: Three Hills RCMP Winter Clothing Drive! ❄️🧤

We're still collecting new or gently used winter clothing to help support local families this season. If you haven't had a chance to donate yet, there's still time!

Now until December 20
📍Drop-off location: Three Hills RCMP detachment
Needed items: Winter coats, boots, mittens, scarves, toques & cold-weather gear for all ages.

All donations will go directly to the Trochu Community Closet, supporting the community members who need a little extra warmth this winter.

Every item makes a difference - thanks for helping us share the warmth!

11/21/2025

THREE HILLS RCMP WINTER CLOTHING DRIVE

We’re collecting new or gently used winter clothing to help keep local families warm this season.

Every donation supports the Trochu Community Closet, ensuring all items go directly to people in our community who need them most.

🗓 November 25 – December 20
📍 Drop-off Location: Three Hills RCMP Detachment

🧥 Accepted Items: Winter coats, boots, mittens, scarves, toques, and other cold-weather essentials for all ages.

10/30/2025

"Thank you residents of Three Hills and all the communities policed by the Three Hills RCMP for allowing me to serve. It has been a great honour". ~ S/Sgt. Jamie Day

Sgt. Jamie Day recently promoted to Olds RCMP Detachment Staff Sergeant (Detachment Commander)

Over the course of his career, S/Sgt. Day has been committed to the following:

• A commitment to front-line policing, ensuring the safety and well-being of communities under his purview.
• Leadership beyond the badge: mentoring members, cultivating a positive detachment culture, and connecting with the public through meaningful outreach.
• A service mindset rooted in partnership and collaboration with community stakeholders, local businesses and agencies to build trust, enhance visibility and drive collective outcomes.
• Strong communication and visibility in public forums: he uses social media platforms to share reflections, highlight member achievements, mark key events of the detachment and publicly reinforce the values of service, integrity and community engagement.

S/Sgt. Day’s approach aligns with the philosophy that policing is not just about enforcement but about being an integral, visible, caring part of the community. His leadership style emphasises “leading from the front”, creating an environment where team resilience, mutual support and visible presence underpin service excellence.

In summary: S/Sgt. Jamie Day exemplifies modern policing leadership, a balance of operational credibility, community connection and team-centric culture. His career path and public-facing presence suggest he is well positioned for roles of increasing responsibility, where the blend of strategic vision and grounded community engagement will serve him and his detachment well.

10/28/2025

Three Hills RCMP reminding motorists about new online collision reporting option as winter weather approaches.

As colder weather and winter driving conditions set in across Alberta, the Three Hills RCMP is reminding drivers to take extra care on the roads and to be aware of a new way to report certain vehicle collisions online.

The Government of Alberta recently introduced Report My Collision, an online tool that allows eligible drivers to submit information about minor, property-damage collisions without attending a police detachment or collision reporting centre. This service is intended to make the reporting process easier and faster for drivers while helping police focus on more serious incidents.

To use the online system, drivers must have a valid Alberta driver’s licence, an Alberta.ca account, and the collision must have taken place within Alberta. Only passenger vehicles are currently eligible, while collisions involving commercially registered vehicles still require in-person reporting.

Drivers can use Report My Collision for certain single-vehicle incidents, including:

• When a vehicle strikes an animal;
• When a vehicle hits an object such as a post or fence, but not another vehicle;
• When a vehicle slides off the road; or
• When a parked vehicle is damaged in a hit and run and there are no witnesses or supporting evidence.

Any collision involving injuries, fatalities, multiple drivers, or identifiable suspect information must still be reported in person at the nearest police detachment.

For more details or to start a report, visit report-my-collision.alberta.ca.

The Olds RCMP would also like to remind drivers of some important steps to follow if you are involved in a collision this winter season:

• Check that everyone is safe and call 911 if anyone is injured or if a driver appears impaired.
• If possible and safe, move vehicles off the roadway to avoid blocking traffic or causing additional collisions.
• Turn on hazard lights and place cones or warning triangles to alert other motorists.
• Do not stand between or behind vehicles, especially on slippery roads.
• Take photos of the damage and the scene, as these are required when filing a report online.
• Exchange driver and insurance information and take reasonable steps to prevent further vehicle damage while waiting on scene.

Town of Three Hills
Village of Delburne
Kneehill County
Red Deer County
Village of Elnora
Trochu Alberta