Table 9-8
Police personnel in municipal police services — Saskatchewan, 2010

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Saskatchewan, 2010
  2009  population 1 2010 actual strength 2010 authorized strength 2009 crime
Police officers Police officers per 100,000  population Other personnel Total police Police officers per 100,000  population Crime Severity Index 2 Weighted clearance rate 3
Male Female Total
  number rate number rate
Population 100,000 and over  
Regina 4 193,299 292 81 373 193 139 385 199 151.1 40.7
Saskatoon 223,200 343 97 440 197 180 421 189 147.2 31.0
Population 15,000 to 49,999  
Moose Jaw 33,171 47 4 51 154 21 53 160 127.0 38.8
Prince Albert 36,107 77 9 86 238 33 87 241 217.7 48.3
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Lloydminster 5
Swift Current 15,328 15 3 18 117 0 18 117 123.0 47.5
Yorkton 15,156 21 7 28 185 0 27 178 179.1 56.6
Population 5,000 to 14,999  
Estevan 10,474 18 3 21 200 10 21 200 119.4 51.1
Weyburn 9,696 14 3 17 175 7 17 175 110.9 40.1
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Humboldt 5,253 4 0 4 76 0 5 95 55.0 43.3
Martensville 5,500 3 3 6 109 0 5 91 58.3 35.8
Meadow Lake 5,180 8 2 10 193 0 11 212 309.5 64.3
Melfort 5,189 5 3 8 154 0 7 135 97.3 59.0
North Battleford 13,854 28 8 36 260 0 31 224 311.0 49.0
Warman 6,537 5 0 5 76 0 6 92 27.2 47.9
Population less than 5,000  
Caronport 966 1 0 1 104 0 1 104 .. ..
Corman Park Police ... 4 1 5 ... 1 5 ... .. ..
Dalmeny 1,725 2 1 3 174 0 3 174 50.2 26.6
File Hills First Nations 6 1,850 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 380.8 79.5
Luseland 596 1 0 1 168 1 1 168
Royal Canadian Mounted Police  
Assiniboia 2,257 2 1 3 133 0 3 133 131.2 39.3
Battleford 3,763 5 1 6 159 0 5 133 51.9 48.8
Biggar 2,080 2 1 3 144 0 3 144 158.6 66.2
Canora 2,018 2 1 3 149 0 3 149 109.9 40.0
Creighton 1,616 2 1 3 186 0 3 186 73.0 64.5
Esterhazy 2,382 3 0 3 126 0 3 126 72.5 44.7
Fort Qu'Appelle 2,075 4 0 4 193 0 5 241 311.6 62.6
Hudson Bay 1,620 3 0 3 185 0 3 185 100.5 57.0
Indian Head 1,797 1 1 2 111 0 2 111 102.9 54.6
Kamsack 1,721 5 0 5 291 0 7 407 298.5 59.6
Kindersley 4,617 5 1 6 130 0 6 130 112.3 44.5
La Ronge 2,954 5 2 7 237 0 8 271 497.7 63.0
Lanigan 1,383 2 0 2 145 0 2 145 63.6 24.4
Maple Creek 2,277 2 1 3 132 0 3 132 133.9 68.2
Melville 4,194 5 0 5 119 0 5 119 102.1 55.6
Moosomin 2,267 3 0 3 132 0 3 132 84.5 48.3
Outlook 2,144 2 0 2 93 0 2 93 63.3 54.5
Rosetown 2,311 3 0 3 130 0 3 130 160.4 64.6
Shaunavon 1,764 2 0 2 113 0 2 113 75.7 63.0
Tisdale 2,953 4 0 4 135 0 4 135 85.3 65.3
Unity 2,250 3 0 3 133 0 3 133 51.5 46.6
Wadena 1,322 2 0 2 151 0 2 151 84.3 81.2
Watrous 1,929 2 1 3 156 0 2 104 64.2 58.4
Wilkie 1,252 2 0 2 160 0 2 160 75.2 41.7
Wynyard 1,756 2 1 3 171 0 3 171 101.0 48.0
1.
Populations are based on July 1st preliminary postcensal populations for 2009 (based on the 2006 Census), Demography Division, Statistics Canada. Populations are adjusted to follow policing boundaries. Populations for 2010 are not yet available.
2.
The police-reported Crime Severity Index measures changes in the severity of crime from year to year. Each type of offence is assigned a weight derived from actual sentences handed down by courts.
3.
The weighted clearance rate is based on the same principle used to create the Crime Index, whereby more serious offences are assigned a higher weight than less serious offences. Applying this concept to clearance rates means that, for example, the clearance of a homicide, robbery or break and enter receives a higher weight than the clearance of less serious offences such as minor theft, mischief and disturbing the peace.
4.
Number of personnel includes 56.3 federally or provincially funded officers and civilian personnel.
5.
The Saskatchewan portion of Lloydminster is now being policed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Alberta.
6.
Non-respondent.
Note(s):
Use caution in comparing forces: The number of officers may not reflect the number available for general community policing because some officers in certain communities are restricted to specific locations (e.g. ports, airports). Note for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police municipal contracts: Civilian employees provided by the municipality are not included under "Other personnel".
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Police Administration Survey and Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.