Emergency & public safety

Police Media Release Notice

Building Safer Communities Fund

We are partnering with Public Safety Canada to support community-based prevention and intervention initiatives to reduce gun and gang violence in Winnipeg. Organizations can submit an Expression of Interest by June 16.

Crime prevention

Working together, we can reduce crime through education & awareness

Reporting emergencies

Learn when to call 9-1-1 and how to report non-emergencies

Police

Find information on reporting road collisions, protecting yourself and your family, obtaining a criminal record check, and more

Fire Paramedic

Learn about home fire prevention and fire safety, permits and inspections, and ambulance billing

Emergency preparedness

Learn how to prepare yourself, your family, and your property before an emergency or disaster happens

Graffiti

Learn how to report graffiti vandalism

Winnipeg Safe City

Working for a city free from violence against women and girls

In 2013, Winnipeg was selected as the first city in Canada to join the UN Global Safe Cities Initiative to reduce sexual violence against women and girls. The Safe Cities Initiative supports innovative approaches to preventing and reducing harassment and sexual violence against women and girls in public spaces.

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