Protecting our Rural Communities Together

Protecting the rural way of life by preventing crime and fostering a secure environment in our communities.

The Southeast Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association aims to strengthen crime prevention across Cypress County, County of Forty Mile, Newell County, and its municipalities through broad citizen participation. By working together, we can safeguard our communities from crime and ensure they remain safe places to live, work, and raise our families.

Become a Member

As a member, you'll be added to our Fanout list, which means you'll receive timely emails or phone calls from SEABRCWA about criminal activity in your area. You'll also be alerted when your observations could assist in solving ongoing incidents. Your participation can make a significant difference in keeping our communities safe.

$25

Lifetime fee per household/business.

This fee covers your entire household or business and helps offset the cost of the signs and materials you receive as part of your membership.

Preventing Crime,
Preserving Community.

At the Southeast Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association, we offer a range of services designed to keep our rural communities safe and secure. Help to build a safer, stronger, and more vigilant rural community in Southeast Alberta.

Fanout Alerts

Stay informed and vigilant with our Fanout Alert system. We work closely with local law enforcement to quickly distribute important crime-related information to our members. Whether it’s suspicious activity or urgent crime alerts, you’ll receive timely notifications to help protect your property and community.

Crime Watch App

Stay connected and informed with the Crime Watch App. This user-friendly tool allows you to report suspicious activities and access valuable crime prevention resources directly from your phone. It’s an essential tool for staying one step ahead of potential threats.

Citizens on Patrol

The Alberta Citizens on Patrol program empowers community members to actively participate in crime prevention. Volunteers patrol rural areas, acting as additional eyes and ears for the RCMP. By reporting suspicious activity, they play a crucial role in deterring crime and enhancing community safety.

Crime Watch Signage

Display your commitment to rural safety with our member signs. We offer “No Trespassing” and “Rural Crime Watch Member” signs in durable plastic or reflective aluminum. These signs serve as a clear deterrent to potential trespassers and reinforce the presence of an active Crime Watch community in your area.

Recent Fanouts & Crime Alerts

The Southeast Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association aims to strengthen crime prevention across Cypress County, County of Forty Mile, Newell County, and its municipalities through broad citizen participation. By working together, we can safeguard our communities from crime and ensure they remain safe places to live, work, and raise our families.
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Stay Informed: Latest updates, news, and tips for a Safer Community.

Check back regularly for new articles on a wide range of topics, from crime prevention strategies and community success stories, to updates on local initiatives and programs. Whether you’re looking to stay informed about the latest rural safety trends or seeking practical advice on protecting your property, we are your go-to resource.
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Communities in our coverage area

Rural areas are often characterized by vast agricultural landscapes, family farms, and close-knit communities where people know and look out for each other. However, the sparse population and isolated locations in these areas can create opportunities for criminal activities.