Complaints
NEW: As of December 1st, 2025, the Lacombe Police Commission is no longer responsible for overseeing complaints against the Lacombe Police Service. This responsibility is now under the purview of the Police Review Commission (PCR).
The Police Review Commission (PRC) is an independent civilian body that investigates complaints about the conduct of police officers. Their goal is to conduct fair and unbiased investigations that hold law enforcement accountable while strengthening public confidence in policing across Alberta.
Submit a concern to the Police Review Commission (PRC) at albertaprc.ca regarding the Lacombe Police Service.
How to Make a Complaint
- Gather Information – You’ll need to provide your personal details and specifics about the incident, including dates and times.
- Submit Your Complaint – Visit albertaprc.ca and click the “Make a Complaint” button. Complete the online form; the process is quick and guides you through each step.
- What Happens Next – After submission, the complaint goes through an initial screening to ensure it’s complete and within PRC’s jurisdiction. If more details are needed, the PRC may request supporting evidence such as photos, videos, or documents.”
Complaints about crime can be made directly to the police service through the non-emergency line at 403-782-3279 or in person at the police station.