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Our e-mail address is:' ~/ c9 m/ n r
PoliceService@Saskatoon.ca
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& ?. A! E# y9 nOur mailing address:
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PO Box 1728
0 G$ P8 o+ Y/ V/ QSaskatoon, SK S7K 3R6
! @) e% h h7 O [5 ?& K9 [* mPhone: (306) 975-8300
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( j1 {- `% B: Z# RWhat is the criteria for reporting a traffic accident? Can I phone it in?
& e C N. I Q5 K8 `% GEffective August 1, 2002, Saskatchewan motorists will only have to report motor vehicle collisions to police if the collision involves:2 C( [, }6 m* b+ w+ U T
1) Any bodily injury or death;% `! Q3 X4 b( I* I
2) A Hit-and-Run;
- a. V# u& Z4 [; K! H3) A driver impaired by alcohol or drugs;
& E* E4 P& J) [4 G4) A motor vehicle towed from the scene;
4 C! @8 A2 L* r) Z3 `5) An out-of-province vehicle.
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) F( b9 N( B; I) S* c- ~Normally, police would be dispatched to the collisions described above. One exception may be an owner's discovery that his/her vehicle has been damaged in a hit-and-run, but the vehicle can still be safely driven to Police Headquarters. In such a case, the owner could make a report in person at Police Headquarters.+ g/ N1 r H. Q( w* P
8 g! q3 h$ ]: {3 K' CIf you are reporting a motor vehicle collision that involves damage to a vehicle or other property* R# R/ g0 `2 `0 G9 l# M2 f* s
and does not fall into a category listed above, please make your report directly to SGI6 R$ f9 S+ O3 v E. B
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