Fifth Safer Calgary – Operation Order continues coordinated response to crime and social disorder

On Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, we continued our efforts to address crime and social disorder in Calgary through our fifth Operation Order. Throughout the day, Calgary Police Service officers worked alongside Calgary Community Safety, Transit Public Safety, the Alberta Sheriffs, Emergency Health Services Alberta, and community agencies to enforce laws and bylaws, execute outstanding warrants, engage with businesses and community members and connect individuals with services and supports. “There is no single police operation that will solve the complex challenges we are seeing in our city, but stepping back and simply accepting crime and social disorder is not an option,” says Chief Katie McLellan. “When enforcement is necessary, we will take action. When there is an opportunity to connect someone with supports that can help move them toward greater stability, we will do that as well. We will continue working with our partners to find the most effective ways to address these concerns and make Calgary safer.” “Calgarians deserve to feel safe in the communities and public spaces they use every day,” says Mike Ellis, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services. “Operations like these,

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