SZUHMINS I UCWALMICWA

“Protecting the People”

Our force may be small, but we serve each day with honour and respect.

Welcome to Stl’atl’imx Tribal Police Service

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SZUHMINS I UCWALMICWA
“Protecting the People”

Find the latest news, media and photos here:

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Make a difference in the ten participating communities where policing is ‘Uniquely St’at’imc’.

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Meet our STPS Recruits and Police Officers:

Sergeant Mitch Thevarge dancing at a National Day of Truth & Reconciliation event on Sept 26, 2024 in the community of N’Quatqua.

Sgt Mitch Thevarge and Cst Trish McLaughlin on Anderson Lake in June 2023 at a Canoe Journey event

Sergeant Mitch Thevarge in April 2024

From left to right: STPS Recruit Cst Jamie Warren, STPS Recruit Cst Travis Peters, and STPS Constable Jordan Austinson in Lillooet BC on January 2, 2024

Photo taken by Sergeant Len Isaac on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Lillooet BC, September 30, 2024

Sergeant Len Isaac in Lillooet on September 30, 2024.

Constable Chelsea John in 2019 at the Police Academy during the JIBC graduation ceremony.

The following crimes can be reported online:

– Driving complaints
– Damage/Mischief under $5000 to Property
– Theft of Bicycle under $5000
– Theft under $5000
– Lost Property
– Damage/Mischief under $5000 to vehicle
– Hit and Run to Unoccupied vehicle or property
– Lost or stolen license plate and decals

Online Reporting

Rock Your Mocs was established 2011 as a worldwide Native American & Indigenous Peoples social media unity event held annually and during National Native American Heritage Month in the U.S.A.
During the week of November 10th-16th 2024, STPS officers and civilian staff from the Lillooet and the Mt. Currie detachments put their best foot forward to rock their mocs.

In Memory of Sgt. Mike Leo