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Table 10-9
Police operating expenditures in municipal police services — Alberta, 2007

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Alberta, 2007
  Operating expenditures 2007 crime - total Criminal Code
Total operating expenditures Per capita costs Included in police service operational budget Rate per  100,000  population Percentage change in crime rate 2006  to 2007 Clearance rate
Vehicle purchases Vehicle leasing Computer services Accomo-
dations		 Emergency  911  service
  dollars           rate percent
Population 100,000 and over  
Calgary 259,384,668 250 no yes yes yes no 6,097 -9 31
Edmonton 218,524,593 286 yes yes yes yes yes 10,193 -8 32
Population 50,000 to 99,999  
Lethbridge 19,649,400 239 no yes yes yes yes 10,772 1 52
Medicine Hat 17,258,726 286 no yes yes yes no 7,536 2 48
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Red Deer 11,454,195 118 .. .. .. .. .. 10,920 -20 48
St. Albert 4,605,105 71 .. .. .. .. .. 5,733 -4 34
Fort McMurray 10,858,200 198 .. .. .. .. .. 16,064 -4 46
Population 15,000 to 49,999  
Camrose 3,964,398 229 no yes yes yes yes 11,880 -4 46
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Airdrie 2,575,571 93 .. .. .. .. .. 8,546 -2 32
Brooks 1,382,382 64 .. .. .. .. .. 11,073 -36 53
Cochrane 1,150,993 53 .. .. .. .. .. 7,388 35 48
Grande Prairie 7,311,512 147 .. .. .. .. .. 14,898 -21 35
Leduc 1,822,208 68 .. .. .. .. .. 10,663 -31 35
Okotoks 1,394,273 81 .. .. .. .. .. 8,244 -20 34
Spruce Grove 1,650,449 86 .. .. .. .. .. 15,510 7 40
Sherwood Park 6,210,583 120 .. .. .. .. .. 7,936 14 33
Population 5,000 to 14,999  
Blood Tribe Police 4,638,130 1,347 yes no yes no no 131,301 -7 60
Lacombe 1,697,690 149 no no yes yes yes 8,340 -26 46
Taber 1,952,830 228 no no yes yes yes 12,327 -2 57
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Banff 1,544,072 196 .. .. .. .. .. 14,838 1 50
Beaumont 611,765 67 .. .. .. .. .. 9,069 43 33
Bonnyville 802,262 65 .. .. .. .. .. 9,040 -45 48
Canmore 1,463,245 102 .. .. .. .. .. 7,579 -15 43
Chestermere 620,330 83 .. .. .. .. .. 12,336 16 50
Cold Lake 874,270 75 .. .. .. .. .. 17,198 11 47
Devon 511,245 64 .. .. .. .. .. 6,033 -6 44
Drayton Valley 855,217 81 .. .. .. .. .. 12,468 -35 38
Drumheller 739,801 102 .. .. .. .. .. 9,961 -22 37
Edson 1,368,124 160 .. .. .. .. .. 15,567 -17 36
Fort Saskatchewan 1,438,906 79 .. .. .. .. .. 13,014 6 46
High River 1,059,155 84 .. .. .. .. .. 7,714 0.5 38
Hinton 1,144,445 119 .. .. .. .. .. 10,663 4 43
Innisfail 619,760 73 .. .. .. .. .. 7,937 r -3 45
Morinville 700,534 93 .. .. .. .. .. 7,335 -14 42
Olds 566,226 73 .. .. .. .. .. 11,814 r 8 54
Peace River 756,732 115 .. .. .. .. .. 22,475 r 11 61
Ponoka 817,724 104 .. .. .. .. .. 14,807 -19 57
Rocky Mountain House 1,043,048 152 .. .. .. .. .. 24,876 -15 50
Slave Lake 984,394 146 .. .. .. .. .. 22,214 -9 65
St. Paul 793,481 143 .. .. .. .. .. 29,759 6 64
Stettler 604,892 111 .. .. .. .. .. 16,484 49 32
Stony Plain 891,358 74 .. .. .. .. .. 8,988 -3 32
Strathmore 735,873 64 .. .. .. .. .. 14,957 4 46
Sylvan Lake 879,323 72 .. .. .. .. .. 10,935 -2 39
Vegreville 614,998 107 .. .. .. .. .. 16,276 23 57
Wainwright 552,863 102 .. .. .. .. .. 8,906 -4 47
Wetaskiwin 1,459,996 122 .. .. .. .. .. 27,095 4 51
Whitecourt 1,013,334 107 .. .. .. .. .. 16,111 -13 39
Population less than 5,000  
Louis Bull 1 828,039 830 yes no yes yes no 28,257 -10 60
North Peace Tribal 2 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Tsuu T'ina Nation 862,648 310 yes no yes yes yes 47,860 -33 43
1.
According to the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, the 2007 registered band membership population for Louis Bull Tribe is 1,777.
2.
This service police opened in 2005 and has always been a non-respondent.
Note(s):
Use caution in comparing forces: Operational expenditures may vary considerably between police services for many reasons. See “Total operating expenditures” under the “Important notes” section. Use caution in comparing clearance rates among police services. See “Clearance rate (percent)” under the “Important notes” section. For the Royal Canadian Mounted Police municipal contracts: Expenditures include only the cost billed to the municipality and not the total cost of the contract, nor any additional policing costs.
Date Modified: 2008-12-12

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