As a shift to a municipal police force in Surrey remains undecided, the RCMP won’t say how many of their officers are on the job in B.C.’s second largest city.
agreed to by the municipal, provincial and federal governments requires the RCMP to demobilize as the SPS ramps up.Article contentAs a result, the number of RCMP and SPS officers on the job has implications for costs and safety in Surrey.
Releasing the staffing numbers would provide important information to the public and accountability, he noted. Undated handout photo of Chief Constable Norm Lipinski with new recruits of the Surrey Police Services .B.C. RCMP spokeswoman Dawn Roberts offered several reasons why the RCMP’s staffing numbers could not be released, including they were in flux, they needed to be kept secret for operational reasons and Surrey RCMP officials were busy putting numbers together for the City of Surrey’s report to halt the transition.
“Numbers are always a snapshot in time,” said Roberts, the director of B.C. RCMP communications. “We don’t provide numbers for operational purposes, which is why you’ll see that they were removed under the federal privacy act and provincial privacy act. But depending on the snapshot in time, it can fluctuate.”To date, there are 154 officers deployed on the job, with another 35 officers set to hit the streets before the end of the month.
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