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Alberta Association of Community Peace Officers
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Alberta Association of Community Peace Officers

(AACPO) represents over 125 Authorized Employer, who employ over 1700 Community Peace Officers (CPO) throughout Alberta and beyond. CPO's are employed under the Alberta Peace Officer Act and can provide enforcement of a variety of Federal, Provincial, and Municipal statutes within their communities.

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Peace Officers

are First Responders who regularly provide assistance at motor vehicle collisions and other emergency situations within their communities, they help keep us safe and provide support to our Police, Fire and EMS crews.

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The AACPO

was founded as the Alberta Special Constable Association in 1989. The Association was formed to represent the interest of rural Special Constables in face of growing pressures to restrict Special Constable use. Originally formed by 8 Special Constable agencies, the Association now represents more than 125 agencies employing over 1700 officers from Alberta, BC and the Northwest Territories.

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Tobacco Tax Act & Enforcement (1/2 Day PM)

This course explores the complex issue of contraband tobacco, its impact on communities, and the vital role community peace officers play in combating this growing problem. Participants will gain insights into the legal frameworks surrounding tobacco control, the economic and social implications of the illicit tobacco trade, and the strategies employed by law enforcement to address these challenges.

Attendees will learn about:

• The definition and scope of contraband tobacco and its effects on public health and safety.
• The legal landscape surrounding tobacco regulation and enforcement.
• The specific duties and responsibilities of community peace officers in tackling contraband tobacco.

Event Properties

Event Date 2025-02-04 1:00 pm
Event End Date 2025-02-04 4:30 pm
Capacity 30
Registered 5
Available place 25
Individual Price Free

Speakers

Spencer Wicks

Peace Officer

Spencer Wicks is a dedicated Community Peace Officer with over 10 years of experience, specializing in traffic enforcement and commercial vehicle safety. Employed by Strathcona County Enforcement Services, Spencer also serves as the North Zone Representative for the Alberta Association of Community Peace Officers (AACPO), supporting the interests of peace officers across northern Alberta. Appointed under the Tobacco Tax Act, Spencer is responsible for identifying and addressing tax violations, adding another layer to his extensive expertise in public safety. He is currently working with Public Safety and Emergency Services to pilot the Impaired Roadside Sanctions (IRS) program, furthering his commitment to enhancing enforcement against impaired driving.

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