Board of Police Commissioners

The Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners is responsible for:

• Providing operating and capital budget input and approval;
• Delivery of policing services within the City of Prince Albert;
• Ensuring adequate facilities and equipment for police operations and safety; and
• Guiding policy and priorities for the Police Service through the Chief of Police.

The Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners consists of the Mayor, two City Councillors and four members of the public. Board meetings are typically held once per month and the public is always welcome to attend.

Terms of Reference
Prince Albert Board of Police Commissioners Bylaw

Filing a Complaint

The Public Complaints Commission is a five person, non-police body appointed by the Saskatchewan government. It is responsible for ensuring that both the public and the police receive a fair and thorough investigation when a complaint is made against a police officer. For information on how to file a complaint, please visit the Saskatchewan Public Complaints Commission.

For more information on policing in Prince Albert, visit www.papolice.ca.