Taber Police Service
5700 50 Avenue T1G 2H7 Taber, AB, Canada

On October 12, 2020, the Taber Police Service entered into a Voyeurism investigation. The investigation resulted in 46 year old Scott Jensen, of Taber, being charged with three counts of Voyeurism under 162 (1)(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada. Jensen was arrested and released on conditions, and will appear in Taber court on December 15th, 2020. The investigation is ongoing, including forensic examination of electronic devices. The Taber Police Service does not believe the public is at further risk. No further information will be released, at this time, to protect the identity of the victims. An update will be provided if more charges are laid.

This year’s Remembrance Day Service on November 11th, will consist solely of an outdoor ceremony to be held at the Taber Cenotaph which will be Live Streamed beginning at 10:50 AM via the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #20’s official Facebook Page at: www.facebook.com/TaberLegion As a precaution for public health and safety, the Remembrance Day Service has been reduced to essential personnel only as recommended by the Government of Alberta COVID-19 protocols.... The service will now commence at 11:00 AM with a Cohort of less than 15 members. Members of the general public who wish to still attend the Cenotaph to pay their respects are asked to do so after the ceremony has concluded at 11:15 AM. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. Lest We Forget.

Public Works is out there working hard to remove the piles of snow from the storm this past weekend. We were asked to remind the public that snow removal is hampered when residents shovel or blow snow onto the roadway. This is especially the case when the snow is pushed using a quad or tractor onto the road. We will get through this if we all do our part...

November is Family Violence Prevention Month in Alberta. On November 4, 2020, members of the Taber Police Service joined Safe Haven, Taber Fire and members of the community for the Safe Haven Family Violence Awareness Walk 2020. The walk was to help bring awareness to all forms of family violence.

The 2020 version of the Taber Police Service Cop Cards are here! There are 20 cards to collect. If you see a Taber Police Service member out in the community, please ask them for their individual Cop Card. A special thank you to all of the local business who sponsored our member cards for this community policing initiative!!