Summerside Police Service

How to get a Criminal Record or Vulnerable Sector Check.

1️⃣ Visit Summerside Police Services (270 Foundry Street)
2️⃣ Bring a valid government-issued ID
3️⃣ Complete the required application form
4️⃣ Wait for processing (typically within 2 business days)

💲 Criminal Record Checks: $50 (paid at City Hall)
🤝 Volunteer checks: Fee waived with supporting letter
🛡️ Vulnerable Sector Checks: Additional requirements may apply

For more information, visit: sside.ca/Summerside-Police-Services

🚘⚠️ SPS and SFD are responding to a Motor Vehicle Collision on Spring Street.

Spring Street from Church Street to Winter is currently closed to traffic.

| Summerside Fire Department

UPDATE: Based on the current weather forecast, the Summerside Bike Rodeo has been postponed, and will be rescheduled for a later date.

📣REMINDER: Our annual Summerside Bike Rodeo is back this Saturday!

Bring your bikes (and helmets!) to Credit Union Place for a fun-filled day of riding, learning, and safety tips. Meet some of our local officers, try your hand at the obstacle course, and enjoy the afternoon in the community, with refreshments provided by ADL and Dino's Pizza.

There are also opportunities to win bikes and other great prizes throughout the day!

🗓 Saturday, June 13
🕤 9:30 a.m.
📍 Credit Union Place Parking Lot

MAN FACING CHARGES RELATED TO DANGEROUS DRIVING, FLIGHT FROM POLICE

📂 2026-788952

On the evening of Monday, June 8, police in Prince County, including Summerside Police, RCMP and Kensington Police, received a total of eight (8) driving complaints in connection with a black Dodge Charger, with tinted windows, driving dangerously at high speeds in Springfield, Victoria West, Sherbrooke, New Annan, Kensington, and Summerside.

In one of these cases, Summerside Police located the vehicle and identified the driver before the vehicle fled from police. The driver was later located by Prince District RCMP, arrested, and turned over to Summerside Police.

A twenty-nine year-old Palmer Road man is facing charges related to Dangerous Driving and Flight from Police for incidents in Summerside and Kensington.

“Flight from police puts everyone in danger. If you see driving behaviour that puts all motorists at risk, call 911, your information helps keep everyone safer,” said Summerside Deputy Chief Dale Corish.

Anyone with any information related to these incidents is asked to contact their local police agency or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- TIPS (8477).