Reporting and Services

Lethbridge residents and businesses are required to have a valid alarm system permit. 

Registering your bike makes it easier to prove ownership, alert the community if a bike has been stolen and search a found bike to identify its owner.

Police can be called in both emergency and non-emergency situations.

Fingerprinting services for the public are often requested for immigration, labour and other legal purposes. 

If you have a community cause that you want endorsed, you can request a letter of support from the Chief.

Individuals, groups or organizations can request Pay Duty Officers to provide a police presence and ensure the safety and support of various events.

The fastest, most convenient way to pay traffic tickets is through the Government of Alberta's Traffic Tickets Digital Service.

Processed for employment, volunteer, and other related purposes to ensure public safety.

Procedures available to individuals, insurance companies, and law firms seeking access to records held by the Lethbridge Police Service.

Information about reporting an incident, crime or concern using traditional or online methods for contacting the police.

When a vehicle is seized, LPS can arrange for it to be towed and stored in the Towed Vehicle Compound.

Provides information, support and referrals to victims and witnesses of crime or tragedy in Lethbridge 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.