Edmonton Police Service Mobile

No more fumbling through every app and website to get all of the answers.
Access everything for the Edmonton Police Service in just a single app on your mobile device.

Stay connected: Easy access to EPS’ YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest accounts.
Stay informed: Direct route to EPS’ media releases, alerts, and crime files.
Stay safe: Locate an EPS station near you and report a crime online.
And more!

Features:

News: Read what’s happening in Edmonton through our media release RSS feed.
Alerts: Be notified when EPS has activated an alert (ex. Missing youth).
Report a Crime: Report one of five types of crime through your mobile device!
Locate a Police Station: Using your phone’s GPS, locate the nearest EPS station.
Facebook: EPS’ corporate account
Twitter: EPS’ corporate and official officer accounts
Videos: EPS’ YouTube account
Pinterest: EPS’ “Missing Something?” account
Recruiting: What does it takes to be a member? Access the Join EPS website and social media accounts
Success Stories: Get to know the EPS and our members’ participation throughout the City.
Crime Files: Assist the EPS; view Edmonton’s Missing Persons, Caught on Camera, Assist to Identify, and Most Wanted files.

Download the EPS app to stay connected.

This application is powered by, and was developed in collaboration with http://gomobilepd.com.

Reviews

3.8

45 total

5 22

4 9

3 4

2 2

1 8

Susan Bergunde

Samsung 5 This app is awesome. It alerts me if someone goes missing, or gives me valuable info. And being a shift worker myself, I don't always see the news so it gives me info I need. Those of you who 👎, you are obviously the ones who we need to call the 👮 on...👅

Hesamedin Kamalan

Very poor app, for God's sake you are police, you have budget, design an app that has awesome UI/UX.

Dexter Watty

#BlackLivesMatter Who do I call if it's the police that I'm scared of??

Wayne Nelitz

Weird disclaimer... For the record I didn't click 'I Agree' when it gave the weird/lame disclaimer waiving my right to sue. i clicked the back button and it disappeared. Most parts of the app just link to the website which I can use without giving up my right to sue. I'm pretty sure that waiver would mean nothing in a court but why risk it. Uninstalled.

Lee Nichols

Removed due to disclaimer. The app permissions seemed too great, and the app tries to make you ineligible to sue for any reason associated to the app. I understand the logic behind that ideal, however given the state of the world and the current battle for privacy, I can't in good mind agree to such an open ended statement that could in any way effect my legal rights. Will reinstall and support when this changes.

Lloyd Decano

Crashes Crashes majority of the time. Could use more in-app functionality instead of link to open a browser.