Langley RCMP

View the 2024 Langley City Crime Maps. Note: The Langley City Crime Maps are updated monthly. 

Previous Crime Maps Coming Soon:

• 2023

For emergencies please call 911

Unless we require more information, you will not be contacted by a police officer.

If you have a crime that requires a police officer, call the non-emergency number at 604.532.3200.

You can use Online Crime Reporting if:

• You have lost something that costs less than $5000
• Someone has stolen something from you that costs less than $5000
• Someone has vandalized your property or vehicle and it will cost less than $5000 to repair it
• The crime happened within the jurisdiction of the Langley RCMP
• You want to report a driving complaint that is not in progress

You cannot use Online Crime Reporting if:

• There is a witness or suspect (this restriction does not apply to Driving Complaints)
• There are lost or stolen items involving personal identity, firearms, licence plates or decals

We will need your:

• Name
• Address
• Phone number
• Email

Report a Crime: http://report.rcmp.ca

A typical report will take 15 minutes to complete.

Residents and business owners are encouraged to participate in these crime prevention programs to help keep their homes and businesses safe, including:  

• Block Watch, a proven and successful RCMP run Crime Prevention Program, encourages neighbours to look out for each other, network and share information, thereby reducing crime and creating a sense of community ownership and connection with their neighbourhood. For more information contact the Langley RCMP Detachment Block Watch coordinator at 604.532.3213. View the BlockWatch handout. 
• Business Link was established two years ago by the RCMP as a program designed to enhance communications between the police and the business community in order to reduce crime. Langley businesses can request a free security assessment and presentation to assist them in helping to protect their assets and create a safe environment. For more information, call the Business Link Coordinator at 604.532.3212. 
• Crime-Free Multi-Housing Program (CFMH) is designed to help owners, managers, residents, police and other agencies work together to keep illegal and nuisance activity off the multi-family property. The RCMP has a long-standing success with this program. For more information, on Crime-Free Multi-Housing call the Coordinator at 604 514-2870.

To find out more about volunteering with Langley RCMP, visit Langley Detachment Web Site or the Langley City Community Policing Office.

• Address: 20408 Douglas Crescent, Langley, BC, V3A 4B4
• Phone: 604.514.2870
• Fax: 604.530.4422 

Langley RCMP also has some educational crime prevention handouts for residents and businesses to download, including:

• Your Home Your Security
• Top 10 Ways to Protect Vehicle & Belongings
• Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)

For more information on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police please visit their official website.

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), a multi-disciplinary approach that uses urban and architectural design strategies to reduce victimization, deter criminal acts, and minimize fear of crime, and build a sense of community.  The Langley RCMP, through its Community Liaison Officer, developed an eight-part video series on CPTED principles to share with Langley City businesses. The following video series covers the critical topics of CPTED, such as:

• Introduction
• Natural Access Control
• Natural Surveillance
• Territoriality and Defensible Space
• Target Hardening
• Maintenance and Management
• Online Reporting
• Conclusion

The purpose of these videos is to provide Langley City business owners with practical design ideas on how to reduce the likelihood of being victimized by the criminal element. The videos are on the City’s YouTube channel and other social media platforms for business owners to watch at their convenience.