In Alberta the RCMP is divided into four areas, or Districts,
each of which has a commander at the rank of Superintendent. The District
Commander has a support group of District Advisory Non-Commissioned Officers
(DANCO's), who share the management review functions. Along with supervision
and guidance, these senior Non-Commissioned Officers are able to assist
and mentor Detachment Commanders as they address policing issues. Together
these management teams work towards a provincial strategic priority:
Safe Communities in Alberta.
![RCMP Alberta District Map](/web/20060129001747im_/http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ab/GFX/distmap_small.gif)
Eastern Alberta District
Western Alberta District
Provincial Capital District
Southern Alberta District
In support of detachments, specialized units and investigation sections
exist to support and enhance the police services offered by the RCMP.
A few examples of these would be the Emergency Response Team, Police
Service Dogs and Forensic Identification Section. Additional operational
support available includes General Investigation Section and Major Crimes
units, located at larger centres in Alberta.
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"K' Division Detachments
For more information on the organization structure of the RCMP please
visit the RCMP National web site at www.rcmp.ca
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