Posted on: October 23, 2023 For the week of October 16, 2023, through October 22, 2023, the Beaumont RCMP responded to 45 calls for service. Some of the calls for service included; animal calls, assistance to general public, assistance to Canadian police (non-RCMP), Child Welfare Act, Coroner’s Act, dangerous driving, disobeying order of court, disturbing the peace, fail to stop or remain at accident scene, false alarms, Fire Prevention Act, items lost/found, Liquor Act, Mental Health Act, mischief – damage to property, moving traffic speeding violations, municipal bylaws, other moving traffic violations, other theft under $5000, person reported missing, property check, suspicious person/vehicle/property, theft of sport utility vehicle, traffic collisions, and wellbeing check. Beaumont RCMP would like to congratulate the winners of the end-of-summer positive ticketing grand prize winners: Madelyn Buchan and Bentley Williams! Both youths reside in Beaumont and went home with a great prize basket. Beaumont RCMP, FCSS, Victim Services, and Riseup Society will all be in attendance at the Beaumont Library on Tuesday, November 14 at 6:30 p.m. Please join us while we bring awareness to domestic violence. This is an open invitation to everyone to come listen, collaborate, connect, ask questions, and join in on a conversation. The Beaumont RCMP conducted 23 traffic stops, resulting in 3 violation tickets and 20 warnings issued under the Traffic Safety Act. Beaumont residents are encouraged to view the RCMP Crime Mapping tool HERE. The Beaumont RCMP encourages the public to report all criminal and suspicious activity. In case of an emergency, call 911. For non-urgent reports, call the Beaumont RCMP Detachment complaint line at 780-929-7400. If you have information about any crime and wish to remain anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), www.P3Tips.com, or the P3 Tips phone app. Your report helps us know where to look, who to look for and where to patrol in the future