News ReleaseGovernment of SaskatchewanSeptember 21, 2026
Moose Jaw pilot adds student foot and bike patrols
Four trained summer students will patrol public spaces and help residents, with $68,000 supporting the Moose Jaw Police Service program.
Summary
- Funding: $68,000 from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund will support the ViPER Safety Patrol pilot. An equal amount will go to the Provincial Victims’ Fund.
- Patrols: Four trained summer students will patrol Moose Jaw on foot and by bicycle.
- What they do: Patrol members help resolve conflicts, remove graffiti, support bylaw enforcement, provide safety education and offer safe-walk escorts.
- Where: The police chief said the program’s impact has been felt particularly in Crescent Park and downtown Moose Jaw.
Related links
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- Government Provides Funding to Estevan Police Service for Child and Youth Interview Room | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
- Regina Police Service Receive Civil Forfeiture Funding to Renovate Range | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
Source: Government of Saskatchewan