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Sections & Units
Our Mission:
"To optimize public safety
in the City of Calgary"
Diversity Resources Unit
Senior Liaison Program
PACT For Seniors
PACT alerts you to important situations such as criminal acts or requests for public assistance in cases such as missing children and other occurrences that require your attention. It also lets you know what the police - including the HAWC1 helicopter - have been doing in your area.
Find out about the latest scams specifically targeting senior citizens.
Functions of A Senior Liaison Officer
The Senior Liaison Officer's role is primarily to deal with seniors 60+ who have been caught in the "grey area" which lies between the criminal and the civil area.
Such matters include scams related to home renovation, door-to-door sales, bogus lotteries, family & friends attempting to gain access or hold of seniors financial affairs or to take away their investments/money, and seniors trying to remove their older siblings (age 40 - 60 years) from the home (the ones that do not want to leave).
In addition, the Senior Liaison Officer informs seniors and front line organizations by conducting information seminars to let them know the flags of abuse.
The Senior Liaison Officer also serves as a frequent resource to community professionals such as Calgary Regional Health workers (nurses, social workers, outreach workers or any other organization.
Tell Your Story!
If you are a senior or are acting on the behalf of a senior, you can now report scams and fraudulent activity directly through the Calgary Police Service website.
To address your concerns/issues, or report a scam, please fill out the report form. This form is automatically emailed to the Senior Liaison Officer who will act in a timely fashion to address your report.
Submit your story
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