Cranbrook RCMP

2026-9343
2026-09-18

The Cranbrook RCMP is looking for assistance in locating a stolen white 2006 Ford F350 BC plate V59 521.

The vehicle was stolen from the 1000 block of Industrial Rd No 3, Cranbrook early morning September 3rd, 2026, and is described as a white Ford F350 flat deck with a red slip tank and a “Gally” business logo on the side.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of this vehicle is urged to contact the Cranbrook RCMP at 250-489-3471, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

2026-09-16
UPDATE: 10:56 am

The police incident at Mount Baker Secondary School is no longer impacting traffic in the surrounding area, and there is no risk to public safety. Officers remain on scene and school property remains closed.

We would like to thank students, staff, parents, and members of the public for their patience, understanding, and cooperation while officers responded to the incident.

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to refer to School District No. 5 (Southeast Kootenay) communications for information regarding students returning to school and any school-specific updates.

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There is currently a significant police presence at Mount Baker Secondary School as officers respond to an ongoing incident.
We ask the public to avoid the area to allow emergency responders to safely carry out their duties and to help minimize traffic congestion.

At this time, there is no risk to public safety. We appreciate the public's cooperation and patience while officers continue their work.

Updates will be provided as information becomes available.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation

*Parents/gauardians please utilize SD5 School Messenger for updates regarding your student.

The 47-year-old man reported missing on September 7, 2026, has been located

The RCMP thank members of the media and the public for their assistance.

Cranbrook RCMP are thanking the public for their patience and cooperation following a police incident on August 31, 2026, that prompted road closures and a large police presence near Canadian Rockies International airport.

Early yesterday afternoon, Cranbrook RCMP received a report of an individual in distress. Public safety quickly became the priority, and a wide range of specialized resources were called in to support frontline officers.

Throughout the incident, Cranbrook RCMP worked closely with specialized RCMP units, including the Emergency Response Team (ERT), Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT), Police Dog Services (PDS), Remote Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), and Critical Incident Command personnel. Officers from Kimberley RCMP also assisted in ensuring a safe outcome.

"This incident demonstrates the value of specialized policing resources and the strong collaboration between local officers and support units," said Cst. Munro, Media Relations Officer, Cranbrook RCMP. "Our primary objective was to ensure the safety of the public, our officers, and the individual in crisis. Thanks to the professionalism and coordinated efforts of everyone involved, the situation was resolved peacefully."

What an incredible day!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our Cops for Kids BBQ on Saturday. Your support, donations, and encouragement mean so much and help us continue making a positive impact in the lives of local children and families.

An extra special shout out goes to City Furniture & Appliances - Cranbrook for being such amazing hosts and for providing the fantastic food. We are incredibly grateful for your generosity and commitment to our community.

Thank you, Cranbrook!

The grill is on! Cops for Kids fundraiser BBQ is happening now at City Furniture & Appliances - Cranbrook. Burgers and smokies by donation to Cops for Kids Charitable Foundation

Happy National Dog Day!

Today we’re celebrating all the incredible police dogs who work alongside their handlers with courage, loyalty and dedication.

And a special shoutout to our own PDS Porter, who clearly takes his job very seriously, paperwork, equipment and all.

Good boy, Porter!

The Cranbrook RCMP is proud to recognize Constable Hanna and Constable Henneberry as recipients of this year's Alexa Award, a distinguished road safety honour that recognizes police officers who demonstrate exceptional dedication to keeping British Columbia's roads safe through impaired driving enforcement.

Named in memory of Alexa Middelaer, a four-year-old girl who was tragically killed by an impaired driver in Delta, B.C., in 2008, the award serves as a powerful reminder of the devastating consequences of impaired driving. Alexa's legacy not only helped inspire the creation of British Columbia's Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP) program, but continues to motivate law enforcement officers throughout the province in their efforts to prevent similar tragedies.

The Alexa Award is presented to officers who have gone above and beyond in impaired driving enforcement, making a measurable impact on public safety by identifying and removing impaired drivers before lives are put at risk.

Constables Hanna and Henneberry have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to protecting the public through proactive enforcement and vigilance on our roadways. Their dedication reflects the highest standards of policing and serves as a testament to the RCMP's ongoing commitment to reducing impaired driving and preventing serious injury and loss of life.

"Constables Hanna and Henneberry have shown exceptional dedication to road safety throughout the year," said Sgt. Stu Hert."Their recognition with the Alexa Award is well deserved and highlights the important work that our officers do every day to identify and remove impaired drivers from our roads. Their efforts have undoubtedly contributed to making our community safer and helping prevent tragedy before it occurs."

RCMP members will continue conducting proactive patrols, impaired driving enforcement, and roadside checks throughout the community to help ensure the safety of all road users.

"Our officers are actively out on the roads looking for impaired drivers," added Sgt. Hert. "The safest choice is always to plan ahead. If you intend to consume alcohol or drugs, arrange a safe ride home before you go out.”

The Cranbrook RCMP reminds motorists that impaired driving carries significant consequences, including immediate driving prohibitions, vehicle impoundments, substantial fines, and potential criminal charges.

Anyone who observes a suspected impaired driver is encouraged to call 9-1-1 and report the vehicle description, location, and direction of travel as soon as it is safe to do so.

https://rcmp.ca/en/bc/cranbrook/news/2026/08/4356169

File: 2026-6688
Date: July 14, 2026

Missing Person-LOCATED

The 70 year-old female reported missing has been located. We thank the public for their assistance.