The Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) unit is comprised of 4 Constables. These members work toward making Saskatchewan Highways and Moose Jaw roadways safer for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists.
The CTSS Unit works closely with the RCMP, other Municipal CTSS units, Saskatchewan Highway Patrol, and Saskatchewan Government Insurance.
The CTSS unit is funded by the Government of Saskatchewan and is part of the Protection and Response Team (PRT). Also included in the PRT are the RCMP, Conservation Officers, and Saskatchewan Highway Patrol. The goal of the PRT is to reduce rural crime, make rural roadways safer, and reduce the response time to emergency calls for service outside of urban centers. The CTSS members assist the RCMP and other Municipal Police Services with response to in-progress criminal code and other emergency calls for service when outside Moose Jaw; and perform a similar function when patrolling inside city limits.
The CTSS unit’s mandate is to spend approximately 1/3 of their time in Moose Jaw, and the other 2/3s on the highways outside Moose Jaw.