The Town of Crossfield entered into an agreement with the Minister of Justice and Solicitor General in 2017 to dedicate an RCMP member to the Town of Crossfield. This agreement is revisited every three years. RCMP K Division, located in nearby Airdrie, provides a full-time enhanced policing position for the community.
Constable Corey Hall is in town each week - alternating shifts. Should you have a matter to discuss with him, please email him at corey.hall@rcmp-grc.gc.ca or call the general RCMP line 310-RCMP (no area code required). In the event of an emergency, dial 911.
Non-emergent issues can also be reported online using the Alberta RCMP app through Apple or Google Play. Alternatively, visit www.rcmp-grc.ga.ca/ab and select Online Crime Reporting under quick links.
The primary function of the RCMP member is to provide selective enforcement duties and responsibilities, including, but not limited to:
- General duty policing services in accordance with the Provincial Police Service Agreement.
- Emergency Planning I Disaster Services relating to special events and policing those special events in the area
- Bring awareness to the community with respect to:
- domestic Violence;
- vandalism;
- bullying;
- crime reduction/prevention strategies; and,
- impaired driving and drug use.
Additionally, the RCMP member may participate in and offer other public safety programs which may include:
- traffic enforcement, under the Traffic Safety Act of Alberta;
- enforcement of the Gaming and Liquor Act of Alberta;
- act as the primary liaison for the Citizen On Patrol Program; and,
- perform the duties and responsibilities of a school resource officer.
This officer will not be providing assistance or service in regulatory control or licences of bylaws (ex. bylaws relating to animals and building inspections.) These duties are undertaken by the Community Peace Officer.
What We Heard: RCMP 2026/2027 Community Policing Priorities Survey
More than 240 residents and business owners completed the RCMP 2026/2027 Communities Policing Priorities Survey between April 22 and May 9, 2026. From this feedback as well as the feedback from the Open House held on May 27, the What We Heard Report has been created. The Town will provide these findings to the RCMP for consideration in the development of the 2026-2027 Community Policing Priorities Plan.
Read the full report.
Should you have any additional questions, please contact the Town Office at (403) 946-5565.