District office attendance required

Cannot be reported online

Lost / Stolen Federal ID

  • Passport
  • Work Visa
  • Citizenship Card
  • Permanent Resident card 
  • Immigration Papers
  • Money or cheques from a Government Agency

Fraud

  • Check fraud
  • Illegal transfer of funds
  • Identity fraud
  • Forgery
  • Price tag switching

Hit & run / Traffic collisions

Currently, Report My Collision only supports non-injury collisions in addition to the following collision types:

  • Single-vehicle collisions
    • Example: Your vehicle hit an animal, hit an object, or ran off the road.
  • Two-vehicle collisions (two drivers only)
  • Parked vehicle hit and run collisions
    • Where no witness information or any supporting evidence is available.

For all other types of collisions, in-person reporting at a district office is required.

  • No police required if damage is UNDER $5,000
  • If vehicles are NOT drivable, call 403-266-1234

Found property

If property poses a danger to the public, such as weapons or drugs, call 403-266-1234

Civil matters

CANNOT be reported online.

Civil matters are legal disputes between individuals or businesses and includes disputes over contracts, property, injury, damages, and other matters not involving a criminal offence.

Please visit albertacourts.ca for more information on civil matters

District office locations

CALL YOUR LOCAL POLICE

In an emergency always call 911

Non-emergency 403-266-1234

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