Community contact information

To help keep our community informed, connected and supported, we have compiled a list of important community contact numbers. These contacts are available for assistance, information and support on local services, safety and community matters.

​Community members are encouraged to use these numbers whenever help or guidance is needed.

See suspicious activity?

Please report suspicious activity to the EPS Non-Emergency Line​: 780-423-4567 or #377 from an Edmonton mobile

Howard Lawrence | Neighbourhood Resource Coordinator

About Howard: My name is Howard Lawrence, and I am the “Neighbourhood Resource Coordinator” for many West End neighbourhoods, including Mayfield. The “resources" of a neighbourhood that I help coordinate begin with the gifts, skills and experiences of residents. My role as a coordinator is to offer you methods for mobilizing these assets and to support you in ensuring they are connected and functioning in the best interests of your residents and neighbourhood.

Get in touch with Howard: 780 983-2217 or [email protected]

211 Edmonton

About 211: Whether you’re in a crisis or just don’t know where to turn in tough times, 211 Alberta can connect you with resources and programs when and where you need it most. Keep these resources close by and share them with someone you care about.

Contact: Dial 211 or visit ab.211.ca.

311 Edmonton

About 311: 311 is Edmonton’s non-emergency contact for City government information and services, and provides residents, businesses and visitors with a central point of contact for their city needs.

Contact: Dial 311

511 Road Reports

About 511: Check 511 Alberta for road conditions before travel. Provides up to the minute traffic and transit information for Edmonton. 

Contact: Visit 511Alberta

911 Emergency Services

About 911: If there is a life-threatening situation or a crime in progress, dial 911 immediately. Learn more at 911MakeTheRightCall.ca

Contact: Dial 911

Online Crime Reporting

About Online Crime Reporting: Online citizen police reporting allows you to submit reports for certain crime types that meet specific criteria. Online Reporting is available if:
  • it is not an emergency.
  • the incident occurred within the Edmonton City Limits.
  • you have a valid email address.
  • you are reporting on behalf of yourself or as an authorized representative of a business.
  • this is not a motor vehicle collision.
  • there are no known suspects.
  • there is no evidence that requires an officer to come to the scene. Officers can be contacted using the Online Reporting Help Line (780-391-6001) to discuss any possible evidence to determine if an incident can be reported online. Please note that this number is only available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m on non-stat-holiday weekdays. 
  • the theft or loss does not involve a firearm, licence plate, vehicle, passport, visa immigration document, citizen card, government issued funds, prescription drugs or drug prescriptions.
  • the theft did not occur in an underground parkade/garage.

Contact: Visit edmontonpolice.ca/ContactEPS/OnlineCrimeReporting

Animal Care and Control Bylaw 

In May 2026, the City of Edmonton updated its Animal Care and Control Bylaw, which establishes a system of rules and definitions with respect to animals within the City.

​Learn more about the Animal Care and Control Bylaw at edmonton.ca/animalbylaw 
Mayfield Community League | ​10941 161 Street NW Edmonton, AB T5P 3J9 | 780-483-4675 | [email protected]​
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Mayfield Community League acknowledges that the Mayfield neighbourhood is on Treaty 6 Territory, a traditional meeting ground of many Indigenous peoples. The territory of the Mayfield Neighbourhood has provided a travelling route and home to the Cree, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Métis and other Indigenous peoples.