Help Shape the Future of TNPS — and Win a Night at Grey Eagle
The Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service is growing. As we look to the future, we want that future to be grounded in the voices, values, and vision of our own community. That starts with you.
We’re asking Nation members to take a few minutes to complete a short survey. We want to understand how to better recruit from within the Nation, especially when it comes to supporting Indigenous women who may be considering a path in policing.
Whether you’ve worn a uniform, considered it, or have thoughts about what kind of police service the Nation deserves, your feedback is important.
Why Your Input Is So Important
As we build toward the future, we’re thinking carefully about how to grow our team in a way that reflects the heart of Tsuut’ina. That means listening to our people.
We want to know what would make joining TNPS feel meaningful. What might encourage more women, especially Indigenous women, to apply? How can we make sure our police service is truly grounded in community connection, support, and cultural pride?
Your answers will help guide how we recruit, who we reach out to, and how we support new members in their journey — whether they’re joining straight from school, changing careers, or moving from another service.
As a way of saying thank you for your time, everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a draw to win a relaxing and memorable evening right here at home:
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One-night stay at the Grey Eagle Hotel & Dinner for two at the Little Chief Restaurant
This package offers the perfect blend of comfort, good food, and community spirit. Enjoy a restful evening at one of the finest local destinations, followed by a beautifully prepared meal at a restaurant that honours Indigenous tradition and culinary excellence.
To learn more about the resort, visit Grey Eagle Resort & Casino
