Public Safety & Emergency Services

The Meadow Lake RCMP Detachment is dedicated to protecting our community, reducing crime, and ensuring public safety through proactive policing and community partnerships.

If you are witnessing a crime in progress, a medical emergency, or an immediate threat to life or property, call 911 immediately.

Contacts

RCMP Detachment:

319 1st Ave East

Meadow Lake, SK S9X 1N9

Phone: 306-236-2570

Fax: 306-236-2574

Website: rcmp.ca

Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers

Phone: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

Website: saskcrimestoppers.com

Criminal Record Checks (CRC)

Residents of Meadow Lake and surrounding areas are eligible to get a CRC completed at the Meadow Lake RCMP Detachment. Criminal record checks are $30 and are purchased at City Hall.

Criminal record checks & vulnerable sector checks for Employment

Once you have purchased your CRC at City Hall, you will be provided a receipt and the required paperwork. Take the completed paperwork, receipt, letter from your employer and 2 pieces of valid government issued ID (including photo ID) to the RCMP Detachment to have your CRC completed.

Criminal record checks & Vulnerable Sector Checks for Volunteering

Residents may be eligible to have a CRC completed at no charge if volunteering for an organization. You must present a letter from the organization you are volunteering with in lieu of a receipt. Visit City Hall to get the required paperwork. Present your volunteering letter, completed CRC paperwork and 2 pieces of valid government issued ID (including photo ID) to the RCMP Detachment to have your CRC completed.

Fingerprinting and Higher Security Clearance

The City of Meadow Lake does not take payments for security clearances beyond criminal record checks and vulnerable sector checks.

Need Assistance? If you have any questions about required identification, eligibility, or the status of your background check, please contact the Meadow Lake RCMP Detachment directly at 306-236-2570.

Community Safety Initiatives

The City of Meadow Lake works closely with local law enforcement to support proactive safety programs throughout our neighborhoods. From targeted enforcement strategies like the Crime Reduction Team (CRT) to simple home and business security improvements, there are many ways we can work together to keep our community safe.