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Summerside Police Services
Police agency responsible for:
See website for list of email addresses.
- Public safety
- Maintaining peace and order
- Protecting lives and property
- Preventing and investigating crime
- Providing policing services that are responsive to community needs
See website for list of email addresses.
270 Foundry Street, Summerside, PE C1N 1G1Coverage Area: Summerside
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible * Elevator
24/7 service
English * Access to translation services * Limited French in person services
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Enforces the animal control by-law. Residents can report dogs and cats roaming at large or defecating on their property.
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Residents can call to make a complaint about the following bylaws:
- Emergency Measures
- Dangerous, Hazardous and Unsightly Premises
- Firearm
- Traffic
- Taxi
- Nuisance
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Individuals may request a Criminal Background Check and Vulnerable Sector Check, often required for employment or volunteering.
- Criminal Background Check: Uses names and date of birth to check a person's criminal history.
- Vulnerable Sector Check: Required for applicants who will be in a position of trust or authority over children, the elderly,or other vulnerable group. A name-based search of the national repository of criminal convictions and a query of the pardoned sex-offender database is conducted. Fingerprints may be required.
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Police can safely dispose of firearms, ammunition, and flares. Receipts are issued. Items can be dropped off in person or the Police will come to the home to pick-up them up.
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Contact when requiring general, non-emergency police services, including to report a non-emergency crime/crime that is not in progress.
Dial 9-1-1 for emergencies.
Dial 9-1-1 for emergencies.
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Caregivers can submit information about vulnerable loved ones to the police so that the information is on file if the person were to go missing or in case of an emergency.
A Vulnerable Person is defined as "a person who due to a medical, mental health, or physical condition may exhibit patterns of behavior that may pose a danger to themselves."
A Vulnerable Person is defined as "a person who due to a medical, mental health, or physical condition may exhibit patterns of behavior that may pose a danger to themselves."
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- Medical Expense Assistance
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- Navigation and Health Helplines
- Older Adults
- Respite, Hospice and Palliative Care
- Sexual Health
- Women, Pregnancy and Postnatal
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