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SPS is advising motorists that there may be traffic delays today as police monitor a Hells Angels procession, expected to draw over 700 motorcyclists. Police will be at major intersections to ensure driver and pedestrian safety. Details bit.ly/43Ynb3N #SurreyBC

Tune in to watch today's board meeting live from 2pm - 3pm at shorturl.at/kfp2y. If you'd like to take a look at today's board meeting agenda, it is available here: shorturl.at/jQusE.

The May/June edition of our e-newsletter is now available! Visit ow.ly/1Uzq50W8EL7 to read about our latest updates, including the historic Change of Command Ceremony and our new youth and community safety initiatives. #SPSNews

We're hosting an online Info Session for Experienced Officers on June 18. Find out about our new incentives and some of the benefits and highlights of joining SPS. To register visit: bit.ly/4mZi3VP

SPS is working closely with the RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit, regional police agencies, and a national support team to combat the growing concern of extortion in Surrey. An Extortion Investigation Team has now been created by SPS with dedicated resources to

We'd like to recognize Cst. Damong, Cst. Nijjar, and Cst. Cebryk for their selfless efforts that helped save the lives of 8 people. Officers rushed into a blazing house fire on Wednesday and rescued all residents - including a trapped elderly couple. Thank you for your service.

Chief Lipinski and Deputy Procyk attended today’s public safety forum to discuss the concerning trend of extortion cases. We shared information on how SPS is responding with our policing partners, and what to do if you receive an extortion threat or have information. Learn more

Officers in our Youth Section are concerned with youth carrying real or replica firearms. Sgt. Grandia wants you to understand that carrying replica weapons for perceived protection can lead to real charges and future challenges. For more info visit: bit.ly/4leI4il

Our SPS Youth Soccer Camp is returning this year from August 11-14! This free camp was created to help build bridges between youth, and their community, and it's a great opportunity to learn skills on and off the field. For more info, and to sign up: bit.ly/45mb6b0

We're hosting an online Information Session for Experienced Officers tomorrow June 18 from 2pm - 4pm. Learn more about our new incentives and the benefits of joining SPS. Register now at: bit.ly/4lfITHI

Missing youth Siarra Bartha has been located safe and sound. Surrey Police Surrey (SPS) and RCMP Surrey Provincial Operations Support Unit (SPOSU) would like to thank the public and media for their assistance. #SurreyBC

Police in Surrey are investigating a fatal two-vehicle collision on 92 Ave. The intersection on 158 St and 92 Ave is closed. Please find an alternate route while the investigation is underway. For more information see: bit.ly/4l9LsuB #SurreyTraffic

Yesterday, Chief Lipinski visited the IQRA Islamic School gradation and shared inspiring words with the graduating students and their families. Thank you Principal Bouraoui for inviting us to participate and be a part of this important day. #SPSintheCommunity

Don't miss out! Our online info session for experienced officers is happening this afternoon at 2 pm. Sign up now to reserve your spot: shorturl.at/O8Tep

It is critical that we work together to tackle extortions in Surrey. SPS is working closely with our regional police partners to investigate these threats. If you, or someone you know have received a demand for money and a threat of violence please follow these important steps:

#DYK? National Indigenous Peoples Day is coming up on June 21st! Join us at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds from 2-7 pm on Saturday, where our Indigenous Relations Unit will be setting up a booth. All ages are welcome to join in the festivities.

This week City of Surrey Bylaws along with SPS, Burnaby RCMP, New Westminster Police Department, and other policing partners completed a Commercial Vehicle Checkpoint, with unsafe commercial vehicles removed from the road. There were: 42 inspections 24 vehicles removed 58 Provincial tickets issued 8