Municipal Policing Committee

In response to updates to the Alberta Policing Act, the Lloydminster RCMP and the City of Lloydminster established the Municipal Policing Committee to ensure civilian representation is meaningfully incorporated into local policing decisions.

The committee provides input on annual policing priorities, staffing levels, and community policing strategies to help align local policing services with the needs and expectations of residents.

On May 5, 2025, Lloydminster City Council appointed six members of the public and one City Councillor to the Municipal Policing Committee. Together, the committee reflects the community’s perspectives and supports collaboration between residents, City Administration, and the RCMP.

Date: November 6, 2025
Time: 6–8 p.m. (Formal presentation at 6:15 p.m., Open house to follow)
Location: Legacy Centre

The Municipal Policing Committee invites residents to attend the upcoming Open House to learn more about local policing initiatives and share feedback on community priorities.

The event will begin with a presentation from Inspector Brian Nicholl, Officer in Charge of the Lloydminster RCMP Detachment, at 6:15 p.m., followed by a drop-in engagement session with committee members.

This open house provides an opportunity for residents to share insights and feedback on community policing matters, including annual priorities, staffing levels, and community concerns. The information gathered will help evaluate the effectiveness of current priorities and inform the development of the 2026 policing priorities.

The Municipal Policing Committee is here for you. Your voice, opinions and perspectives are critical to the success of a community-focused policing strategy. At any time, residents and members of public are encouraged to contact the Municipal Policing Committee at mpc@lloydminster.ca.