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TODAY IS THE LAST DAY FOR APPLICATIONS!
To all individuals that are interested in submitting a Constable Application, please be sure that you have followed directions completely, thoroughly, and that you have attached all documents that are outlined in the checklist on the last page (18) of the Constable Application.
All applications must be in TODAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd 2011 by the time our office closes. If you have any questions contact us.
Application Deadline Approaching Soon!
To all our applicants, we thank your for your submissions. If you are interesting in applying with the Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police Service, you have a maximum of 3 days left to have your application sent by mail or dropped off in person to the Lillooet Office or the Mount Currie Office.
All applications must be delivered to our offices PRIOR to September 23rd 2011.
Selected candidates will be contacted to attend our information session and have the opportunity to write our intake exam on Wednesday September 28th 2011.
Any incomplete forms or missing documents will cause a considerable delay in the application process.
STPS Newsletter
Our monthly newsletter has been added to our site. There is now a section dedicated for our newsletter, located under 'STPS' and in 'STPS Newsletter'.
You can click here to be brought to our August edition.
Mount Currie Dog Registration Underway!
The Mount Currie Dog Registration has begun and band members are still registering their dogs.
Each dog must be registered by September 15th 2011. After this date any unlicensed dog will be removed and brought to WAG.
To register your dog, please visit the Mount Currie Band Office with a picture of your dog, and a copy of any veternarian records. Once registered, your dog will receive one free collar, one free license tag, and one free spay/neuter certificate.
Each dog must be registered by September 15th 2011. After this date any unlicensed dog will be removed and brought to WAG.
To register your dog, please visit the Mount Currie Band Office with a picture of your dog, and a copy of any veternarian records. Once registered, your dog will receive one free collar, one free license tag, and one free spay/neuter certificate.
Changes to the Dog Program
08/15/11
The surrendering of the unwanted dogs has undergone some changes for this week and for the rest of the month. WAG will be located in Xit'olacw at the Community School.
You can bring your unwanted dogs to the Xit'olacw Community School and drop your dog off to WAG, and sign an Ownership Release Form to legally surrender your dog to WAG to be adopted out to a new home.
The surrendering of the unwanted dogs has undergone some changes for this week and for the rest of the month. WAG will be located in Xit'olacw at the Community School.
You can bring your unwanted dogs to the Xit'olacw Community School and drop your dog off to WAG, and sign an Ownership Release Form to legally surrender your dog to WAG to be adopted out to a new home.
STPS Board Update
Cliff Casper was elected Chairperson of the Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police Board. Cliff Casper is the representative from Tsalalth.
Rebecca Barley was elected Co-Chairperson of the Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police Board. Rebecca Barley is the representative from N'Quatqua.
Congratulations Board members!
To see the rest of our board members, click here, or visit 'Police Board' under STPS.
Rebecca Barley was elected Co-Chairperson of the Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police Board. Rebecca Barley is the representative from N'Quatqua.
Congratulations Board members!
To see the rest of our board members, click here, or visit 'Police Board' under STPS.
Annual Reports
The Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police produces annual reports each year. Since our website has undergone an overhaul, we have added a new section to house our Annual Reports. These reports are availalbe in PDF format.
To view these annual reports click the 'Annual Reports' section under STPS, or click here.
To view these annual reports click the 'Annual Reports' section under STPS, or click here.
Dialing 911
On March 17, 2011 911 emergency response was launched in Pemberton, Mount Currie, D’arcy and other communities within the district.
This allows members of the communities to access fire, ambulance and police dispatch when an emergency situation arises.
Stl’atl’imx Tribal Police emergency line (604-894-5757) is still in effect and will remain to ensure there is no confusion.
If you call 911 and hang up you will be receiving a call back from dispatch to ensure that there is no emergency. Also a police officer will be coming to your door to speak with you to also ensure that you and no member of your household are in any distress. Please do not allow your children to play with your phone and accidently dial 911. This ties up police resources and but if you in an emergency situation please do not hesitate to dial 911 or the local police detachment.
Mount Currie Dog Registry Program
The Lil'wat Nation/Mount Currie Band Council, Whistler Animals Galore and the Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police have been working together to implement a dog registry program. This program will give dog owners a chance to sign their unwanted dogs over to Whistler Animals Galore (WAG).
WAG was founded in 1982 when two friends identified the need for an animal rescue service in the Sea-to-Sky corridor. Since then, WAG has grown into a fully-fledged non-profit and registered charity that cares for and re-homes hundred of animals each year.
The signing over period will be taking place EVERY THURSDAY in August (4th, 11th, 18th, 25th) in Mount Currie.
There will be two options to surrender unwanted dogs.
1) 8:00 AM & 6:00 PM - Volunteers will be going door to door with Ownership release forms, which are to be signed by the owner to surrender the dog legally.
2) 11:00 AM - dog owners can bring their dog to the Industrial Park (where WAG will be stationed) and fill out and sign the Ownership Release form.
There will be two starting times (during the cooler hours):
8:00 AM until 12:00 PM - Morning
6:00 PM until 9:00 PM - Evening
The next step will be the Dog Licensing Program.
More details will be posted within the next coming week.
New Look For Stl'atl'imx Tribal Police Service Website!
2011-07-14
Our website (www.stlatlimxpolice.ca) has a new look that was revealed to web browsers around the world on July 14th 2011, at 3:00 PM. The new layout has drop down menus, each with a main page (Home, STPS, When To Call, etc), and the other pages in the drop down menu which web browsers can use to navigate to the different areas in our site.
Since this website has just been launched recently we are looking for feedback to improve our website, so any comments or suggestions are highly welcomed. You can contact us by clicking here.
If you encounter any errors or bugs on this site, send us that information as well. We want our web browsers to have an enjoyable experience with our web page.
