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In the event of an emergency, call 911
The local RCMP has three officers dedicated to First Nation policing.
To contact the West Kelowna RCMP, please call:
Emergencies: 911
Non-emergency, inquiry, or complaint: 250 768 2880
The Westbank First Nation Self-Government Agreement authorizes the RCMP to render services necessary for the enforcement of offences established by Westbank Law where required for the effective and efficient delivery of policing services. The direct beneficiaries of the MOU are WFN’s Membership and the non-members living on WFN lands. WFN’s government will be better equipped as a result of the MOU to address criminality on WFN Lands and keep the community safer.
To contact a WFN law enforcement officer, please call:
*Non-emergency: 250-717-6147
Westbank First Nation law enforcement officers (LEO) enforce Westbank First Nation laws only. LEOs are designated peace officers under both WFN Law and the Criminal Code. LEOs are not RCMP officers; for this reason, they do not have authority to arrest or detain and do not carry a firearm for their personal protection. In the event that is a possibility of physical harm, the RCMP should be contacted immediately. In the event of an emergency, call 911 immediately.
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West Kelowna Fire Rescue provides fire protection for both residents of Westbank First Nation and the City of West Kelowna.
Emergency: Call 911
Non-emergency: Call 778-797-3200
Burning complaints: Call 250-469-8577
Wildfire: To report a wildfire or irresponsible behaviour, call 1 800-633-5555 or *5555 from a cell phone.
Concerns regarding dangerous wildlife, invasive species or sightings are addressed by BC Conservation Services. While WFN LEOs do work with Conservation Services, wildlife offences, sightings and concerns should be directed to BC Conservation, who can address these issues in a more appropriate manner.
For all wildlife offences and concerns, please contact Conservation Officer Service by phone at 1 877-952-7277.
To learn more about how to prepare for an emergency, such as flooding or a fire, visit our emergency planning page.