The Golden-Field RCMP have released their three-month activity summary, highlighting steady enforcement efforts and community response from January 1 to March 28, 2026.
In January, officers responded to a total of 250 calls for service, addressing a wide range of incidents across the community.
These included five assaults, 16 bylaw-related occurrences, and 17 well-being checks.
Police also attended 33 motor vehicle incidents and 26 traffic-related calls, issuing 22 violation tickets. Additional calls involved three thefts, eight threats, and 11 reports of unwanted persons.
Call volume increased slightly in February, with officers responding to 260 calls for service. Among these were six assaults and 11 bylaw-related incidents. Police also handled 6 disturbances, including three domestic-related calls. Traffic enforcement remained active, with 28 motor vehicle incidents, 35 traffic calls, and 10 violation tickets issued. Four thefts were also reported during the month.
In March, officers continued to maintain a strong presence in the community, responding to 218 calls for service. 11 bylaw-related incidents and four fraud investigations. Police attended 26 motor vehicle incidents and 42 traffic-related calls, issuing 32 violation tickets. Additional calls included three thefts and four reports of unwanted persons.
In addition to a variety of calls, RCMP members were also out conducting proactive patrols that resulted in 7 impaired drivers being removed from our roads with vehicles impounded, and drivers issued Immediate Roadside Prohibitions (IRP).
“Our officers remain committed to maintaining public safety through both responsive policing and proactive enforcement,” said Cst Jas Dhugga, Golden-Field RCMP Detachment Media Resource officer. “Our local complement is being augmented by members from neighbouring RCMP detachments, thereby enhancing our operational capacity to undertake proactive policing initiatives within the community.”
