EPS and Conservation Officers are currently on scene in the valley near the 1600-1800 blocks of 4th St. investigating a report of a cougar sighting. No immediate danger to the public exists but residents are asked to use caution due to the possibility of a cougar in the area.

Estevan Police Service is looking to identify the male, in the attached photograph, who is a suspect in the theft of a bicycle. Please contact us at 306-634-4767 if you any information.

EPS wishes to thank the public for their assistance, we have located and made an arrest in relation to the post of the bike theft earlier today.

Picture this: You're all set for a night out, but have you thought about your ride home? Just like choosing the perfect outfit, make the smart choice for a safe journey. Explore your options and plan ahead for a sober ride home. SGI

EPS is accepting applications for a Police Constable. Currently serving and trained Canadian Police Officers are encouraged to apply. Please visit our website for further information and review the application package. estevanpolice.ca

#DidYouKnow: Distracted driving continues to be a problem in Saskatchewan. It is the number 1 contributing factor in collisions overall and one of the top 3 factors in fatal collisions. Let's make our roads safer by staying focused behind the wheel. SGI

An EPS CTSS member issued a summary offence ticket to a driver traveling at 152 km/hr on July 9th. Please drive safe.

Stay alert! Collisions with pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists can be devastating. Slow down, stay attentive, and share the road. Together, we can create a safer community for all road users. SGI

To all the late-night workers, diligent students, and road trippers out there! Don’t let fatigue take the wheel. Prioritize your safety by taking breaks to rest and recharge. Your journey matters, so stay awake and stay safe! SGI

EPS members were out running High Visibility Check Stops around the city tonight. Thank you to everyone who found safe rides home.

Behind every statistic lies a story cut short. In Saskatchewan, 31 lives are lost annually due to distracted driving. Let's rewrite this narrative. Keep your eyes on the road. SGI

Don't forget about your four-legged passengers! Whether it's a short trip or a long drive, make sure your pets are secured for their safety and yours. Let's drive distraction-free and keep our furry friends happy and protected. SGI

A motorist was issued an $809 ticket, 7 day driving suspension and her vehicle after she as stopped for traveling over double the speed limit on Tuesday evening.

On average, 29% of fatalities and 60% of injuries on Saskatchewan roads happened in intersection collisions over the past five years. Let's change these numbers. Stay focused and drive safely. SGI

EPS CTSS member Cst. Fry attended the Day Camp at the South East College and got to interact with the kids.

Uncontrolled intersections in rural areas are just as dangerous as the ones in a town or city, with almost 750 collisions resulting in 18 deaths annually. Stay alert and drive cautiously to keep our roads safe. SGI

Don't let a moment's distraction lead to a lifetime of regret. Join us in making our roads safer by putting your phone away and keeping your focus where it matters—on the road ahead. SGI

A large white and brown St. Bernard type dog was located in the Cundall Drive area. The dog was transported to the Humane Society. Please contact the Humane Society if this is your dog.

With children heading back to school, intersections will be busier than ever. Stay alert, slow down, and drive distraction-free to ensure everyone's safety. SGI

Intersections in school zones are filled with young pedestrians. Always watch out at crosswalks, respect their right of way, and follow traffic signals, stop signs, and crossing lights. SGI