On May 17, over 100 business, community and government leaders attended a special event with the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce and the Langley RCMP, featuring a presentation from the Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Superintendent Adrian Marsden.

The event focused on the ways the Langley RCMP engages with the business community, and the various tools and initiatives that exist to help businesses prevent crime and help the RCMP respond to crime in Langley. 

The Langley Chamber will continue to work with the Langley RCMP on ensuring businesses in all areas of our community have their crime concerns heard, addressed and mitigated as best as possible.   If you have concerns with crime and impacts on your business, let the Langley Chamber know -- contact our CEO directly at cory@langleychamber.com 

Business Crime Reporting:

Businesses are encouraged to report all crime so that adequate statistics can be created and resources properly allocated.  Businesses can report some crimes or criminal activity online to save time.   Click here for Online Crime Reporting.  Currently, the following crimes can be reported online:
- Vandalism or damage to a building or car under $5000
- Theft of Bicycle Under $5000
- Theft Under $5000
- Theft Under $5000 from Vehicle
- Lost Property

Other crimes that are non-emergency can be reported to the Langley non-emergency line at 604-532-3200

Business Link

The Business Link program is designed to enhance communication between the Police and the business community in order to reduce crime. Langley businesses can request a free security assessment and presentation to assist them in helping to protect their assets and create a safe environment by calling 604-532-3200 or emailing Langley_Business_Link@rcmp-grc.gc.ca