Amid the Omicron variantSA国际影视传媒檚 rapid emergence in the NWT, the is altering its service delivery.

Residents may see members wearing additional personal protective equipment, such as masks, consistent with actions taken by first responders.

In addition, the Mounties have also introduced additional screening when members of the public visit detachments or make calls to the police.

With an aim to limit the spread of Covid-19 among first responders and within police buildings, some residents may experience a delay in administrative assistance, such as requests for police record checks, motor vehicle accident reports, general questions, etc. For such matters, the suggests that contact should be made by phone, rather than going to a detachment in-person, unless otherwise directed.

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For locations in the territory where higher Covid-19 case counts and community transmission are reported, office services may be discontinued, but this would be a rare occurrence, according to the Mounties.

However, core police services would continue with frequent engagement between local detachment commanders and community leaders, the law enforcement agency stated.