The Calgary Police Service budget is set by Calgary City Council and spending is approved by the Calgary Police Commission. Our priorities are shaped by community feedback and emerging crime trends. 

Vision and priorities

Vision: Together for a safer Calgary

The Service’s vision and priorities are the long-range, high-level organizational direction that will guide the Service in the coming years.

By working together, we contribute to a city that responds quickly and effectively in times of need, reduces crime and social disorder through prevention and partnerships, and fosters an environment of growth and safety.

Priorities:

Advancing policing

  • Improve our capacity to investigate and disrupt crime.
  • Modernize our service and workforce capabilities.
  • Deliver modern policing tools and supports.

Proudly serving

  • Restore front-line capacity.
  • Support member wellness and positive workplace culture.
  • Promote strong governance, accountability and stewardship of CPS resources.

Building relationships

  • Uphold strong community partnerships.
  • Advance community-based initiatives to prevent and divert crime.
  • Promote collaborative law enforcement strategies and advocacy.
Download our Vision & Priorities

Budget

Our overall budget and priorities are outlined in the The City of Calgary’s 2023-2026 One Calgary Service Plan and Budget. The budget information report details how the CPS responsibly manages public funds, including grants and fine revenue.

City Budget

Plans and Reports

  • 2026 Annual Policing Plan

    The Annual Policing Plan guides the Calgary Police Service to ensure Calgary is one of Canada’s safest major cities.

  • Interactive Progress Report - 2025 Annual Policing Plan

    This Interactive Progress Report provides digital KPIs with baselines and targets to track progress.

  • 2025 Annual Report

    The Annual Report highlights public safety initiatives, organizational updates and transformation efforts.

  • Partnership Roadmap

    The Partnerships Roadmap outlines our community engagement strategy, informed through internal and external assessments of challenges and opportunities in contemporary policing.

Quarterly Service Plan Accountability Reports

Tracks our progress toward goals set by City Council and the Calgary Police Commission. Available for:

Priorities

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