Calgary Police Service

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Statue reflects core values of CPS
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Calgary Police Service is the police force for the City of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

[edit] Organization

Founded in 1885, the current head of the CPS is Chief Jack Beaton.

CPS is divided into sections:

  • Administration
  • Community and Youth Services
  • Human Resources
  • Investigation Support
  • Organized Crime Control
  • Community Liaison
  • Professional Standards
  • Support
  • Traffic Services

[edit] Operations

CPS has total strength of 1,442 officers, 593 civilians staffers and 849 volunteers.

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