Frequently Asked Questions
Click on the options below for answers to some of the most common questions about the Winnipeg Police Board. You can also contact the Board.
How do I attend a Board meeting?
- The Board has published a schedule of its upcoming meetings. These meetings are open to the public. Meeting agendas are published online prior to each meeting.
How do I address the Board at one of its meetings?
- The Board accepts public delegations if they wish to speak to an item on the meeting agenda. If you would like to address the Board at one of its upcoming meetings, contact the Board for more information and to confirm your topic falls within the Board’s mandate.
How do I give the Board my comments on community safety issues?
- The Board collects public input on what the strategic priorities for the Winnipeg Police Service should be. This input informs the Board’s strategic plan. You can contact the Board with your input or participate in the Board’s annual community consultations.
How do I offer a compliment about the Winnipeg Police Service?
- You can contact the Winnipeg Police Service directly to offer your compliments using this form. The Police Chief uses community feedback to assess the Police Service’s performance and reports to the Board.
How do I make a complaint about the Winnipeg Police Service?
- Depending on the nature of your complaint, you will want to contact the Winnipeg Police Service or an oversight agency. The Board has published a guide with information on which organization to contact with your complaint.
How do I submit a FIPPA request?
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Requests for access for information from the Winnipeg Police Board can be submitted via the guidelines found on the Province of Manitoba webpage – Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act
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Requests for information related to a specific investigation or incident from the Winnipeg Police Service can be submitted on the City of Winnipeg webpage - Access to Information
Last update:
March 14, 2024