For Emergency Help,
Please Call
911

Lakeshore Regional Police Service

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service was established in 2008 and is responsible for all policing services on the five First Nations of Sawridge First Nation, Swan River First Nation, Driftpile Cree Nation, Sucker Creek First Nation and Kapawe’no First Nation. 
About LRPS

Contact Us

Lakeshore Regional Police Service
Box 291 Driftpile, Alberta T0G 0V0

Lakeshore Regional Police Service is 24/7 availability. 

Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for Admin Services.
Contact Us

Get a Criminal record Check

Criminal record checks may be reasonable if a person works in a position of trust, but is not solely responsible for the well-being of vulnerable persons.
Download

ABOUT

About the Lakeshore Regional Police Service

The Lakeshore Regional Police Service was established in 2008 and is responsible for all policing services on the five First Nations of Sawridge First Nation, Swan River First Nation, Driftpile Cree Nation, Sucker Creek First Nation and Kapawe’no First Nation. The police officers and civilian employees work closely with these First Nations’ members to prevent and solve crime, promote safety, and protect their Nations. The police officers focus on the priorities in their Nations and partner with First Nations’ community groups to create sustainable change.

The LRPS has full police officer authority as granted under the Alberta Police Act and consists of a Chief of Police, two Inspectors, two Sergeants, ten Constables, three Administrative Support staff, a Human Resource Coordinator, a Crime Prevention Coordinator, and two Victim Services Workers. The detachment is located off Highway #2 on the Driftpile Cree Nation. The Lakeshore Regional Police Service is equipped with a variety of motorized vehicles from police cruisers to all-terrain vehicles.
Read more

Contact LRPS

Emergency Calls: 911
Lakeshore Regional Police Service Complaint Line
1-855-299-0137
Lakeshore Regional Police Service Admin Line
1-855-299-0138
Lakeshore Regional Police Service Fax Line
1-587-749-0423
Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS
photo of Dean Syniak, Chief of Police, Lakeshore Regional Police Service

Dean Syniak

Chief of Police

Dean Syniak, Chief of Police with Lakeshore Regional Police Service, brings 30 years of policing experience to serve First Nations communities. He is committed to community-based policing, mental health support, and partnerships with RCMP. 

Traffic Calendar

January

Intersection Safety

February

Distracted Driving

March

Seatbelts

April

Speed

May

Motorcycle Safety

June

Commercial Vehicle Safety

July

Impaired Driving

August

New Drivers

September

Back to School

October

Pedestrian Safety

November

Child Safety Seats

December

Impaired Driving

Contact Info

Lakeshore Regional Police Service
Box 291, Driftpile, Alberta, T0G 0V0