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Westbank First Nation Laws are enforced by WFN Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs), who work closely with the RCMP, Conservation Officers, Fire Services, and other service providers to enhance and serve WFN residents.
Three RCMP First Nation Policing officers are dedicated specifically to WFN Lands. WFN LEOs are designated Peace Officers and therefore do not have authority to arrest or detain; nor do they carry a firearm for personal protection. If there is a possibility of physical harm, contact the RCMP or call 911.
Graffiti and petty vandalism Domestic animal control Enforcement of business licence Outdoor event permits Unsightly premises Damage to WFN Lands Day-time noise complaints Illegal refuse dumping
Domestic dispute Harassment/threats Assault / sexual assault Drug activity Robbery Vagrancy Emergency assistance Traffic offences Suspicious person and/or vehicle Violence and fighting
Contact (non-emergency): Law Enforcement Officer | T 250 717 6147
If you call to make a report or complaint Your call will be automatically forwarded to the officer on duty. When you report a complaint, your personal information is kept confidential. It is important for us to have your information on file to give validity to the complaint and to assist our officers in effectively dealing with your concerns. To report a minor offence via online form, click on the below link.
Report a minor offence
To report a serious criminal matter or emergency, please call 911 or contact the RCMP.
Emergency: Call 911
West Kelowna RCMP (non-emergency): Call 250 768 2880
Crime Stoppers: Submit a tip by calling 1 800 222 8477. Tips may also be submitted by text or online.
Concerns regarding dangerous wildlife, invasive species or sightings are addressed by BC Conservation. To report a conflict with wildlife that threatens public safety, or to report an environmental violation or poaching, contact Conservation Officer Service.
WFN requires that any person who is hunting in our traditional territory, other than a WFN Member or a Member of the eight (8) bands belonging to the Okanagan Nation Alliance that have communal hunting rights, must follow the current hunting regulations in force as established by the Province of British Columbia. This applies to all persons either with status or without.