Grande Prairie Police Service launches online Police Information Checks
Applicants can now complete identity verification, pay fees and receive results electronically without visiting GPPS headquarters.
The Grande Prairie Police Service has launched an online system allowing residents to apply for Police Information Checks around the clock. The new platform lets applicants submit requests, verify their identity electronically, pay fees online, and receive completed results digitally when no further follow-up is needed.
GPPS Superintendent Greg Redl said the online option is part of the service's effort to improve access to community services. Applications cannot be submitted on someone else's behalf, since the system relies on Electronic Identity Verification to confirm each applicant's identity. Anyone unable to complete that electronic step may need to visit GPPS headquarters in person with identification.
Online applications typically take five to 10 business days or less to process, with payment accepted by major credit and debit cards. In-person applications remain available at GPPS headquarters at 10202 99 Street, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding holidays.
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