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Emergency Services

Call 9-1-1 in an emergency where you need fire, police or ambulance services.


RCMP 

The Morinville RCMP detachment services the Town of Bon Accord.

Location and office hours

Address: 10512 - 101 Avenue Morinville, AB T8R 1K9

Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Closed on weekends and statutory holidays

General Inquiries: 780-939-1600
Fax: 780-939-3774

Report a crime

You can report an issue by calling:

The phone lines are open 24-hours a day, 7 days a week.

Report a Crime Online Here

The RCMP have introduced a public-facing Crime Mapping Tool.  This tool shows real-time crime reporting. 

Sturgeon Rural Crime Watch Association
Sturgeon Rural Crime Watch Association (SRCWA) has been serving Sturgeon County since 1983. It is an all-volunteer, community-based service organization working in partnership with the Morinville RCMP, Morinville Protective Services, Sturgeon Victim Services, and Sturgeon County Protective Services. Our goal is to increase and strengthen crime prevention activities in Sturgeon County and its municipalities including the Town of Bon Accord through broad citizen participation for a safer rural community.

Would you like to live in a safe community?
The Eyes and Ears of our Community
The Key to Success......read more

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Fire Department 

The Town of Bon Accord is served by a Volunteer Fire Department.

If you are interested in volunteering, firefighters meet at the Fire Hall (5025 - 50 Avenue) every Tuesday at 7pm.

If you are interested in applying to become a paid, on-call firefighter click here to learn more and for an application form.


Sturgeon County Bylaw

Sturgeon County peace officers and the RCMP provide bylaw enforcement and policing services to the area and its citizens.

After hours contact number: 780-939-4321. For more information on Sturgeon County Bylaw, please visit their website https://www.sturgeoncounty.ca/community-safety/enforcement/


SREMP - MyAlberta Emergency Registration System (MAERS)

When emergencies happen and you need to evacuate, did you know that you may be directed to go to Reception Centres as far as Calgary or Grande Prairie.  You could even be directed to another province as was the case with the Yellowknife and Jasper evacuees.

No matter where you evacuate to or if you are asked to Shelter-In-Place, registering you and your family with the MyAlberta Emergency Registration System (MAERS) helps you receive aid in times of declared emergencies.   This includes financial assistance in cases of extended evacuations.

You don’t have to wait for an emergency to register.   You can pre-register you and your family, including your pets!

Registration with the MAERS program can help re-unite families that may have been separated during the emergency.

Data entered into the MAERS program is uploaded to the Registration and Reception Centre Program that is used to track the movement of evacuees.  This ensures that evacuees are accounted for during large scale and complex emergencies.

 

Use the QR code below or visit MyAlberta Emergency Registration System

 

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SREMP is a partnership between Sturgeon County, Morinville, Gibbons, Redwater, Bon Accord and Legal. These municipalities work together to coordinate emergency preparedness, response and recovery from disasters.