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Serving and Protecting our Community with Pride
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FEATURE
ARTICLE
Police Officer Cadet Training Program
The Medicine Hat Police Service wants you to become a member of our team! We have an exciting opportunity for you to join a dedicated group of police professionals, serving and protecting our community with pride. As a member of…
NEWS
Electronic Ticketing Pilot Project
The Medicine Hat Police Service has initiated an electronic ticketing pilot program for traffic related offences.
The new process utilizes card scan and printing technology mounted in the police officer’s vehicle that will automatically populate driver’s licence and vehicle information…
MaleCausing Disturbance at MHC
On March 20, 2019 at approximately 8:00 am members of the Medicine Hat Police Service responded to the Medicine Hat College (MHC) for a report of an unknown male creating a disturbance. Upon arrival, police were met by MHC security…
MONTHLY ENFORCEMENT
March STEP – Focus on Occupant Restraints
The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) focus for
March is Occupant Restraints. Seatbelt laws came into effect in Alberta on July
1, 1987. Restraint systems in vehicles have changed drastically since that time
with the development of airbags and improvements in child safety seat and
vehicle design.
In Alberta, children are required to ride in a child safety
seat until they are a minimum of 6 years old OR over 18 kg (40 lbs). The
guidelines regarding child safety seats and determining which type of seat your
child should be in, are as follows:
Rear-facing child…
