Police Information Check 

Like any minor sports organization, one of the tools Millwoods Hockey is required to use to ensure the safety of our children is a Vulnerable Sector Police Information Check (PIC). This is required of any adult who plans to be a part of the training or coaching staff of one of our teams during the season. It is mandatory and no individual will be assigned to a team unless an application is completed. It is the responsibility of the coaching staff to reach out to the Registrar to request an application.

The results of a Police Information Check are only disclosed to the applicant. A Police Information Check only provides the information required for a volunteer organization to make an informed decision regarding the suitability of an applicant. This is only one factor when considering an applicant for volunteer positions and other attributes will also come into consideration.

  • Must be 18 years or older to submit an application.
  • Application has to be done through the Millwoods Hockey Program.
  • Police checks are valid for 3 years.
  • There is no cost associated with the application.
  • Millwoods Hockey does not keep copies of Police Checks received on file. It is recommended that you print/save a copy for your  own future reference.

What is a PIC - Police Information Check  performed by the City of Edmonton Police Service

Process For Application :

The City of Edmonton Police Service has implemented an online police information check system which allows for a PIC application without having to visit a police station (in most cases). For more detailed information concerning the Police Information Check process, please visit the Edmonton Police Service website and the Vulnerable Sector Checks information page.

Receive An Attend Letter:

After a successfully submitted PIC application, some individuals may receive an "attend" letter before they receive their results. This letter requests you to make a follow up appointment with the Edmonton Police Information Check Unit. More details about this can be found under "Receive An Attend Letter?".

Relevant Offences:

A PIC that indicates any Relevant Offence as outlined below will go to Millwoods Hockey Registrar for approval. A Relevant Offence is any of the following offences:

  1. If imposed in the last five years:
    1. Any criminal violation/offence involving the use of a motor vehicle, including but not limited to impaired driving;
    2. Any violation/offence for trafficking and/or possession of drugs and/or narcotics; or
    3. Any violation/offence involving conduct against public morals;
  2. If imposed in the last 10 years:
    1. Any violation/offence of violence including but not limited to, all forms of assault; or
    2. Any violation/offence involving a minor or minors.
  3. If imposed at any time:
    1. Any violation/offence involving the possession, distribution or sale of any child-related pornography;
    2. Any sexual violation/offence involving a minor or minors; or
    3. Any violation/offence involving theft or fraud.

Received a Letter to Attend

Some individuals may receive an "attend" letter requesting you to make a follow up appointment with the Edmonton Police Information Check Unit. This may be related to:

  • Submission of fingerprints to confirm or eliminate a criminal record associated to an applicants information.
  • Submission of fingerprints for the Vulnerable Sector search to confirm or eliminate a pardon associated, or possibly associated, to applicants’ information. Please see the RCMP website for more information.
  • To deal with outstanding warrant(s) on the National Police Computer System.
  • Disclosure of police related relevant occurrence report(s).
  • Failure to submit a self-declaration form if you have existing criminal conviction(s).

Note: Millwood's Hockey does not retain a copy of individual Police Check Results. It is recommended the applicant save their results PDF file for their own records before the online copy expires.