Sgt. Clayton Mamchur, Tofield RCMP detachment commander, addressed the council on February 23 regarding operations between October and December 2025. Despite staffing shortages, he highlighted efforts to improve communication with the public and address rising incidents of domestic violence and property crimes through strategic patrol updates.
Ryley Council has donated a decommissioned 1963 fire truck to the Ryley Museum, where it will complete the collection of retired fire vehicles. Repair costs were deemed too high for continued use, and the truck has served various public works functions. The donation honors its historical significance in Ryley.
It was previously reported that Fort Saskatchewan RCMP have responded to six calls for service involving teens with imitation firearms in the past week or so.
The Alberta Centre to End Trafficking in Persons celebrated its first year by establishing a community-driven model to combat human trafficking across the province. The initiative unites various stakeholders, including survivors, to foster collaboration and address gaps in existing responses while promoting healing and support. Future plans include expanding regional partnerships and strengthening resources.
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