Crimestoppers

Crime Stoppers is a completely anonymous community service program not attached to the RCMP in any way. Work is done in association with the public, media, and police to solve crime and make Revelstoke a safer place to live. Information is given anonymously – participants will never have to be a witness in Court, or suffer alienation from friends or family. Cash rewards are offered for information leading to an arrest or the solution of a crime. Anonymity is guaranteed. Local volunteers are always needed.

P. 1 (800) 222-8477 to submit a crime-related tip
P. (250) 837-6619 for more info on local group

Emergency Department

Call 911 for all medical emergencies/life threatening situations. 

If you believe your situation requires urgent care, go to the Queen Victoria Hospital emergency department. Remember, BC HealthLink (call 811) line is available 24 hours a day.

Queen Victoria Hospital emergency services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

During regular business hours – please report to the front desk using the front entrance of the hospital:

• Monday to Friday: 7:00 am – 7:30 pm
• Saturday and Sunday: 8:00 am – 7:30 pm

After hours – report to the emergency entrance up the ramp on the right of the hospital building, through the side door.

When you arrive at the emergency department:

• An emergency room triage nurse will see you when you.
• You may have to wait while the sickest patients are attended to first. We follow national triage standards to assess patient symptoms by priority.
• Have your BC Health Care card handy and bring a list of your current medications.
• Emergency room employees are committed to providing the best quality health care they can. We ask for your patience while we wait for test results, interpretations, consultations, and other information to help us diagnose and care for you.
• For those patients who require admission to hospital, our goal is to make your wait for a hospital bed as short as we can.

1200 Newlands Rd., Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-2131
W. interiorhealth.ca

Call 911 in an emergency.

Emergency Social Services

Emergency Social Services (ESS) provides for basic short-term services required by people who are forced from their homes by disasters. Essential services include: food, lodging, clothing, family reunification, and emotional support. Other specialized services are provided as required. These services are delivered by the Revelstoke and Area Emergency Social Services (RAAESS) volunteer team as directed by the Emergency Management BC (EMBC). Volunteers receive extensive training, and provide support in emergency situations to residents that have been displaced.

Dwayne Voykin
P. (250) 837-2884 C. (250) 814-9582
E. dvoykin@revelstoke.ca

Fire Rescue Services

The Revelstoke Fire Rescue Services is a composite fire department of paid and volunteer firefighters and provides fire suppression, rescue, highway rescue and prevention for the City of Revelstoke and its protection area.

227 Fourth St West
P. 250-837-2884 – non-emergency
E. dvoykin@revelstoke.ca
W. revelstoke.ca

Food Bank and Food Connect – Community Connections (Revelstoke) Society

Offers a variety of programs for those in need, including the food bank (every Friday 8:30 – 11 am downstairs at the Legion), kid’s snack program, Christmas hampers, nutrition education, gleaning project, and community gardens. Food Connect collects surplus perishable foods from local food retailers & restaurants and distributes to families and seniors in need.

314 Second St. East
P. (250) 837-2920
E. foodbank@community-connections.ca
W. community-connections.ca

Free and low cost meals and food in Revelstoke!

Lifeline Medical Alarms

Lifeline is a medical alarm service for those experiencing mobility or medical challenges and live independently in their homes. The program offers personal alarm buttons (worn on the wrist or as a pendant). An emergency response is activated when the button is pressed or if a fall is detected. Lifeline also provides prescription medication dispensers for those requiring support to take the right medicine at the right time. The service charges a one-time $40.00 equipment installation fee. The monthly fee, depending the type of button, is $40 – $80 per month.

P. 1 (800) 994-8414
E. marla.turner@interiorhealth.ca
W. lifeline.ca

RCMP Detachment

The Revelstoke Detachment is a designated bilingual Detachment due to its proximity to the national parks. The detachment works in close partnership with the Sicamous RCMP and the Golden RCMP, as our jurisdictions border each other. Local RCMP provide a wide range of policing including General Duty officers and investigators, Trans Canada East Traffic Services, the Integrated Road Safety Unit (IRSU), and Integrated Forensic Identification Section (IFIS). They are active community partners in many initiatives, participate in search & rescue efforts, and have a designated School Liaison Officer. A Victim Services officer is housed at the detachment (see below).

404 Campbell Ave.
P. (250) 837-5255 – non-emergency
W. revelstoke.rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Revelstoke Women’s Shelter Society, Forsythe House – A Safe Place

Revelstoke Women’s Shelter Society is a nonprofit society that supports and advocates for women and their children who are fleeing from abuse in their intimate relationships. They offer a 24 hour crisis line, 30-45 day stay, referrals to outside agencies and Individualized Action Plans which includes a safety plan. Staff are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week and will assist women to move forward in a non-judgmental supportive environment. The Moving Forward program offers activities that connect women to community and provides after-stay support to our clients. Outreach services include a weekly school-base program that supports the development of healthy relationships.

Emergency P. (250) 837-1111
Office P. (250) 837-4382
E. rwsstaff@telus.net
W. revelstokewomensshelter.com

Victim Services

Police-based support services for victims of any crime or trauma, including family and/or sexual violence, staffed by people trained to help victims, free of charge. Services may include crisis intervention, practical assistance, emotional support, help applying for criminal injury compensation, accompanying you to court, referral to other agencies and information on the progress of a police investigation.

P. (250) 837-9260 F. (250) 837-5033
E. victim.services@revelstoke.ca

Walk-in Medical Clinic – Selkirk Medical Group

Patients of all ages, at all stages of life are welcome. Call for a booked appointment or drop in to the walk-in clinic. Open Monday to Friday  9:00 am – 7:00 pm.

Selkirk Medical Group
201-101 First St. West, Revelstoke, BC
P. (250) 837-9321
W. selkirkmedicalgroup.ca