Legal recognizes the value of clean and safe highways and sidewalks and the importance of maintaining them in this condition.
HIGHWAY SNOW CLEARING PRIORITIES:
1. Town owned buildings, public parking & sidewalk areas
2. 50 Avenue (secondary highway #651)
3. 50 Street (south and north of 50 Avenue)
4. Residential area to be determined by Town of Legal Public Works staff
5. Alleys and lanes shall be cleared after all other main routes are cleared
6. 50 Avenue between 53 Street and 45 Street, and 46 Street between 51 Avenue and 52 Avenue shall have the in a windrow, with the intersections opened to allow access to other roadways. Once roadways are cleared then snow hauling will commence
7. All snow clearing will be at the discretion of the public works supervisor
8. The public works staff (time permitting) will attempt to clear the driveways into properties once the snowplow has passed.
9. Snow clearing may be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as equipment failure, other priorities and staff availability.
SIDEWALK CLEARING PRIORITIES:
1. Down town core
2. All remaining sidewalks
In Alberta, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) serves as the provincial police force, as is the case in all provinces except Ontario and Quebec. The RCMP enforces both provincial statutes and the Criminal Code of Canada. The Province of Alberta covers the expense of police services for all Alberta municipalities under 5,000 residents.
The Morinville RCMP detachment serves both urban and rural areas. The area is policed 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
Office hours:
Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Contact information:
In the case of an emergency call: 9-1-1 Complaints: 780-939-4520 Administration: 780-939-4550 Fax: 780-939-3774
Address:
Morinville RCMP Detachment 10512-101 Avenue, Morinville, AB T8R 1K9
The Town of Legal is committed to neighbourhood development, including innovative and responsive community policing.
Knowing the real picture of neighbourhood crime reported to the RCMP is the first step in doing something about it. Neighbourhood crime is more than just numbers; it’s about knowing where crime is happening.
The RCMP Public Crime Map is provided by the Alberta RCMP's mapping unit.
The Crime Map is updated daily, Monday to Friday by the RCMP.
For more information, please contact the Morinville RCMP: PHONE: 780-939-4550
RCMP Crime Prevention Calendar
Alberta RCMP has introduced a newly developed Crime Prevention Calendar. This calendar will be used across Alberta for education and public outreach.
The calendar provides monthly themes that will inform their messaging, and partner messaging, throughout the year. Each month's theme was chosen based on a combination of statistics, seasonality and public perception of issues.
The crime prevention theme for January is Travel Tips Mail Theft: tips for keeping property safe while you're away
Did you know... Many thefts are crimes of opportunity, with thieves taking advantage of unsecured or easily accessible property. The public can give themselves peace of mind by reviewing and following these simple tips:
Don’t leave mail in your mailbox. Collect your mail promptly after delivery. Unattended mail is a treasure trove of personal information for potential thieves.
Plan ahead. If you'll be away, let Canada Post hold your mail until you return or have a neighbor collect your mail.
Don’t just recycle. Shred documents that contain personal financial information, such as statements and credit card offers.
If you’re heading out of town, make arrangements to safeguard your home.
Ask a neighbor to collect your mail, flyers and newspapers.
Install timers in different areas of your house to turn lights on and off and different times.
Keep a record of your valuables, including serial numbers.
Wait to post your vacation pictures on social media until you return home.
Ensure your garage is closed and shed is locked.
Public safety is everyone's responsibility—and it's easy. The best way to do your part for public safety is to get connected to your neighbourhood, pay attention to what is going on around you and report any criminal or suspicious activity to the police.
Remember! If you see something, say something!
Public safety is everyone's responsibility—and it's easy. The best way to do your part for public safety is to get connected to your neighbourhood, pay attention to what is going on around you and report any criminal or suspicious activity to the police.
The Morinville RCMP can be reached at 780-939-4520 or in the event of an emergency, call 9-1-1.
Citizens of Patrol (COP) are active in Legal. COP’s goal is to be the look-out for any suspicious or criminal activity in and around the community, to record the activity, and where appropriate, to report such activities to the RCMP. Simply put, COP members act as additional “eyes and ears” for the community and the police which assists in reducing crime.
Help keep the Town of Legal safe by acting as a Citizen on Patrol.
Victim Services
Sturgeon Victim Services is a volunteer organization working in partnership with the Morinville RCMP to provide support, information and referrals to victims of crime or tragedy. Many resources are available by contacting this organization.
