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PoliceService@Saskatoon.ca
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4 |3 }* F5 o j/ E+ A" B. ~8 pOur mailing address: ) K9 Y& [, J* q
Saskatoon Police Service q' P: E, O" p3 U% y% n- X
PO Box 1728 # X! @$ n$ ]2 V8 y: h; g. A0 o
Saskatoon, SK S7K 3R6
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What is the criteria for reporting a traffic accident? Can I phone it in?6 {6 ?$ K; i7 j9 w
Effective August 1, 2002, Saskatchewan motorists will only have to report motor vehicle collisions to police if the collision involves:6 n6 s/ _3 z$ z: m% U
1) Any bodily injury or death;' @. A/ _& g8 o
2) A Hit-and-Run;
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6 B0 u& S1 Y* `4 \ ]- R4) A motor vehicle towed from the scene;
* u( U$ x, X+ w l W5) An out-of-province vehicle. S. Q5 D: T7 T
9 j! u% z# ?, h0 ~5 d! tNormally, 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.+ K, C1 k2 Q# w. B" T! y2 G
! _3 r( ?9 W) Q2 z# o* k3 {% BIf you are reporting a motor vehicle collision that involves damage to a vehicle or other property
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