Overview
The Public Security Indigenous Advisory Committee was created in November 2022 to provide advice and recommendations to improve public safety throughout Alberta, including in Indigenous communities.
The committee advises on public safety initiatives to help ensure government policies, programs and processes align with the needs of Indigenous communities across the province.
Reconciliation is a priority for Alberta’s government. As partners in reconciliation, we are listening to and working with Indigenous Peoples in Alberta to build a renewed relationship and better future.
Mandate
The Public Security Indigenous Advisory Committee is focused on policing matters affecting Indigenous peoples within their communities.
Committee members
Committee members are leaders from Indigenous communities and organizations across the province and reflect the diversity of Indigenous Peoples in Alberta.
For an updated list of members, see the List of public agencies site.
Compensation disclosure
Public sector bodies are required to post online the names and compensation paid to:
- all committee members
- employees who earn over a threshold amount (see Public sector body compensation disclosure)
This is a requirement under the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act. The postings are required by June 30 each year and will be maintained for 5 years. If there is no disclosure, a Nil Report is required.
Compensation disclosure files and contact
Download the Public Security Indigenous Advisory Committee's compensation disclosure (disclosures for 2023 to 2025).
There were no disclosures for the following year:
For inquiries about compensation disclosure, including exemption requests, contact Taylor Massicotte, Director at [email protected].