Altona Police Board
The Altona Police Service Board is a five member board that governs the Altona Police Service. Under the Police Services Act, the purpose of the Board is to provide:
- Civilian governance respecting the enforcement of the law, the maintenance of the public peace and the prevention of crime in the municipality; and
- The administrative direction and organization required to provide an adequate and effective police service in the municipality; including Towns of Altona and Plum Coulee.
- One provincial appointee
- One Council appointee
- Three members of the community as appointed by Council
- Chair - Adam Mace
- Board Members - Harv Schroeder, Archie Heinrichs, Carolyn Penner, Audrey Schmidt and Jeff Peters
The Altona Police Board must hold a public meeting 4 times per year. These meetings are open to the public and people wishing to speak must register when they arrive. Comments need to be kept to three minutes and the total time allowed for public comment is forty-five minutes. The 2022 meetings will be held on the following dates:
- Thursday, January 6th at noon (Council Chambers)
- Thursday, April 7th at noon (Council Chambers)
- Thursday, August 4th at noon (Council Chambers)
- Thursday, December 1st at noon (Council Chambers)
For more information on the Altona Police Board please contact Dan Gagne at dan.gagne@altona.ca.