Rural Crime Watch provides resources and works with local RCMP, Fish and Wildlife officers, and other enforcement agencies to identify suspicious activity or unlawful activities, and to report these occurrences to the appropriate officers for enforcement.
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Family Crime Prevention Trade Show 2017
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ORCW Newsletter
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Upcoming Events & Meetings
    All meeting information is posted on our Facebook page and sent to members by email.

Olds Rural Crime Watch Meeting Minutes
To see Minutes prior to what is posted here, please contact Jason at 403-586-4008.

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Click here to watch Rural Crime Watch videos.APRCWA Videos Available Now
Olds/Didsbury/Sundre Rural Crime Watch advises each of our members to review a video or two, or all of them (18), so that you are informed on crime prevention techniques to protect your farm and family from becoming a victim.

CLICK HERE to see the latest videos today. Latest Update: November 2019

Other News

Click here to learn about the new Crime Watch App. Theft of Catalytic Converters, Edmonton Journal, October 16, 2019
Letter from RCMP "K" Division to Alberta's RCW Members
Farmers Advocate Office Cautions Landowners about Surface Rights use of "Condition of Leased Area Form"
Conservative MP Wants Committee Study on Rural Crime (March 28, 2018)
Special Report: Presentation to the Alberta Legislature, November 27, 2017

Alberta Provincial Rural Crime Watch
More Info at www.ruralcrimewatch.ab.ca

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Our History
Yvette Brideau, president of the Benalto Rural Crime Watch Society, nails a sign to a fencepost near the hamlet west of Sylvan Lake Alberta.Rural Crime Watch provides resources and reports occurrences of suspicious or unlawful activities to local RCMP, Fish & Wildlife officers, and other law enforcement agencies.

  • The Olds Rural Crime Watch Association incorporated in 1981.
  • Was also known as Range Patrol
  • First President: Garrett Funkhauser
  • First Secretary-Treasurer: Pat James
  • Was started to ward off fuel, livestock, grain and tool thefts from farms and equipment and other criminal activity

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