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Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Results and programs. GC InfoBase reports 51 programs of this department, in its Departmental Plans or its actual spending; 29 are current (in the latest plan or, for a program in no plan, with actual spending in the latest year).

Actual spending, 2024-25
$5.74B
Planned, 2025-26 (latest plan)
$6.08B
Core responsibilities with indicators
3

Spending and employees

Totals of the department's programs: actual spending where reported, then the latest plan.

Spending

2010-11: $3.11B2010-112011-12: $2.97B2011-122012-13: $3.12B2012-132013-14: $2.89B2013-142014-15: $2.86B2014-152015-16: $2.86B2015-162016-17: $3.02B2016-172017-18: $3.21B2017-182018-19: $3.79B2018-192019-20: $7.35B2019-202020-21: $6.44B2020-212021-22: $5.33B2021-222022-23: $5.89B2022-232023-24: $5.22B2023-242024-25: $5.74B2024-252025-26: $6.08B2025-262026-27: $9.23B2026-272027-28: $9.36B2027-282028-29: $6.51B2028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2010-11—$3.11B
2011-12—$2.97B
2012-13—$3.12B
2013-14—$2.89B
2014-15—$2.86B
2015-16—$2.86B
2016-17—$3.02B
2017-18—$3.21B
2018-19—$3.79B
2019-20—$7.35B
2020-21—$6.44B
2021-22—$5.33B
2022-23—$5.89B
2023-24—$5.22B
2024-25—$5.74B
2025-26$6.08B*—
2026-27$9.23B*—
2027-28$9.36B*—
2028-29$6.51B*—

Employees (FTEs)

2011-12: 30,9222011-122012-13: 29,6692012-132013-14: 28,9102013-142014-15: 28,7862014-152015-16: 29,0132015-162016-17: 29,1742016-172017-18: 29,5552017-182018-19: 29,8702018-192019-20: 55,3092019-202020-21: 55,2132020-212021-22: 31,1612021-222022-23: 32,1352022-232023-24: 32,5402023-242024-25: 33,2502024-252025-26: 33,0762025-262026-27: 51,9942026-272027-28: 52,4232027-282028-29: 34,3962028-29
Outlined bar: planned in that year's Departmental Plan (dashed: the latest plan, for years not yet reported). Filled bar: actual.
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Fiscal yearPlannedActual
2011-12—30,922
2012-13—29,669
2013-14—28,910
2014-15—28,786
2015-16—29,013
2016-17—29,174
2017-18—29,555
2018-19—29,870
2019-20—55,309
2020-21—55,213
2021-22—31,161
2022-23—32,135
2023-24—32,540
2024-25—33,250
2025-2633,076*—
2026-2751,994*—
2027-2852,423*—
2028-2934,396*—

Results at a glance

How many indicators met their target each year, as reported in the Departmental Results Reports. Source: GC InfoBase.

Core responsibility indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2019-20562045%
2020-21490031%
2021-2213120052%
2022-2315101060%
2023-246111035%
2024-255130028%

Program indicators

Report yearMetNot metNo result reportedNot yet dueShare met (of met and not met)
2018-19242033%
2019-20876053%
2020-217121137%
2021-2210101050%
2022-231091053%
2023-241092053%
2024-257122037%

Results by core responsibility

Federal Policing (19 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Percentage of cleared Federal Policing-led files that were cleared by charge
71.7%2023-24✓ met62.3%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 0% (2025)Result: 62.3%Met
Degree to which Federal Policing disrupted criminal activities and networks domestically and abroad
02023-24✗ not met02024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 3 (2025)Result: 0Not met
Percentage of Federal Policing Partners and Stakeholders who agree with the statement, “Protective Operations contribute to keeping the public and Canadian interests safe”
0%2023-24✓ met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 85% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage of Policing Partners and Stakeholders who agree that the RCMP is effectively responding to National Security, Transnational and Serious Organized Crime, and Cybercrime threats
58%2021-22✗ not met57%2022-23✗ not met0%2023-24✗ not met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 75% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage of Cybercrime files (general occurrences) cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
44%2021-22✓ met0%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 0%Met
Percentage of Cybercrime tiered projects cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
400%2021-22✓ met67%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 67%Met
Percentage of National Security files (general occurrences) cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
14%2021-22✗ not met0%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 0%Met
Percentage of National Security tiered projects cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
100%2021-22✓ met64%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 64%Met
Percentage of Policing Partners and Stakeholders who agree with the statement, “The RCMP is effectively responding to Cybercrime threats”
48%2021-22✗ not met46%2022-23✗ not met
2022-23Target: ≥ 70% (2023)Result: 46%Not met
Percentage of Policing Partners and Stakeholders who agree with the statement, “The RCMP is effectively responding to threats to National Security”
72%2021-22✗ not met69%2022-23✗ not met
2022-23Target: ≥ 90% (2023)Result: 69%Not met
Percentage of Transnational and Serious Organized Crime files (general occurrences) cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
20%2021-22✓ met0%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 0%Met
Percentage of Transnational and Serious Organized Crime tiered projects cleared (by charge, charge recommended, or otherwise)
233%2021-22✓ met78%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 0% (2023)Result: 78%Met
Percentage of incidents that impact protected persons, sites, major events and Canadian air carriers
0%2019-20– no result0%2020-21✓ met
2020-21Target: ≤ 0% (2021)Result: 0%Met
Percentage of international policing activities that contributes to: Enhanced law enforcement skills and capacity abroad through peace operations and capacity building missions
72%2019-20✗ not met0%2020-21✗ not met
2020-21Target: ≥ 80% (2021)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage of international policing activities that contributes to: Law enforcement operations against criminal threats to Canadian safety and security.
100%2019-20✓ met53%2020-21✗ not met
2020-21Target: ≥ 80% (2021)Result: 53%Not met
Percentage of National Security, Serious and Organized Crime and Financial Crime investigations opened and cleared
33.3%2019-20✓ met7%2020-21✗ not met
2020-21Target: ≥ 11.5% (2021)Result: 7%Not met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Percentage of cleared Federal Policing-led files that were cleared by charge
2026-27Target: ≥ 70% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Federal Policing concluded investigations that met their primary operational objective
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Federal Policing partners and stakeholders who agree with the statement: Federal Policing efforts effectively disrupt criminal networks operating in Canada and internationally
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Federal Policing partners and stakeholders who report that RCMP Protective Operations is effectively contributing to the safety and security of protected persons, sites, and government-led events
2026-27Target: ≥ 85% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

National Specialized Services (16 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Average percentage of forensic laboratory services requests completed within target time
53%2019-20✗ not met51%2020-21✗ not met62%2021-22✗ not met56%2022-23✗ not met38%2023-24✗ not met45%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 45%Not met
Percentage of Policing Partners and Stakeholders who strongly agree or agree with the statement, “Overall, the RCMP provides high quality scientific, technical, and investigative services”
0%2023-24✗ not met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage of forensic laboratory service requests completed within target time, by program: Firearms and Toolmark Identification
86%2019-20✓ met66%2020-21✗ not met82%2021-22✓ met86%2022-23✓ met76%2023-24✗ not met70%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 70%Not met
Percentage of forensic laboratory service requests completed within target time, by program: National Anti-Counterfeiting Bureau
37%2019-20✗ not met98%2020-21✓ met98%2021-22✓ met61%2022-23✗ not met71%2023-24✗ not met63%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 63%Not met
Percentage of forensic laboratory service requests completed within target time, by program: Toxicology
47%2019-20✗ not met50%2020-21✗ not met33%2021-22✗ not met36%2022-23✗ not met88%2023-24✓ met97%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 97%Met
Percentage of forensic laboratory service requests completed within target time, by program: Trace Evidence
63%2019-20✗ not met68%2020-21✗ not met84%2021-22✓ met65%2022-23✗ not met56%2023-24✗ not met50%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 50%Not met
Percentage of National Cybercrime Coordination Unit (NC3) law enforcement partners who agree with the statement “My organization is satisfied with the assistance or investigational support provided by the NC3 and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre”
0%2023-24✗ not met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 80% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage increase in Canadian victims of online child sexual exploitation identified and uploaded to INTERPOL’s International Child Sexual Exploitation Database (ICSE)
2022-23Target: 10% increase annually (2023)Result: 25%Met
Percentage of advanced digital forensic service requests actioned within target service standards
62%2021-22✗ not met97%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 80% (2023)Result: 97%Met
Percentage of Information Technology expenditures on RUN / GROW / TRANSFORM Investments
63%2021-22✓ met
2022-23Target: Run: 73%; Grow: 16%; Transform: 11% (2023)Result: Run: 63%; Grow: 21%; Transform: 16%Met
Percentage of NC3 law enforcement partners who agree with the statement “the NC3 significantly contributes to a coordinated Canadian law enforcement response to cybercrime”
2022-23Target: ≥ 80% (2023)Result: 75%Not met
Percentage of students who agree with the statement, “My knowledge and skills increased as a result of training offered by the Canadian Police College”
0%2021-22✗ not met94%2022-23✓ met
2022-23Target: ≥ 80% (2023)Result: 94%Met
Percentage of National Child Exploitation investigative packages completed and sent to law enforcement within target time
2021-22Target: ≥ 80% (2022)Result: 0%Not met
Number and percentage of specialized technical investigative service requests received and actioned within target service standards
90.6%2019-20✓ met94%2020-21✓ met
2020-21Target: ≥ 80% (2021)Result: 94%Met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Average percentage of forensic laboratory services requests completed within target time
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of calls answered by the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC)
2026-27Target: TBD following first collection cycle (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of National Cybercrime Coordination Centre (NC3) Cyber Victim Notifications completed within 24 hours
2026-27Target: ≥ 90% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Policing Partners and Stakeholders who strongly agree or agree with the statement, “Overall, the RCMP provides high quality scientific, technical, and investigative services”
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal Policing (11 indicators)

Historical: targets against results

Crime Severity Index
108.112021-22✗ not met114.292022-23✓ met117.722023-24✓ met110.82024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≥ 0 (2025)Result: 110.8Met
Percentage of the surveyed public within contract policing jurisdictions who agree with the statement “I feel safer because of the RCMP”
64%2019-20✗ not met57%2020-21✗ not met52%2021-22✗ not met56%2022-23✗ not met0%2023-24✗ not met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 64% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
RCMP weighted clearance rate across contract policing jurisdictions
02019-20✓ met32.852020-21✓ met31.462021-22✓ met
2024-25Target: 39. The goal is for an increased clearance rate of 1.5 points. (2025)Result: 29.76Not met
Percentage increase in individuals who are referred to a Restorative Justice Program (pre-charge diversion from conventional criminal charges)
2024-25Target: 5% increase in pre-charge referrals to Restorative Justice from the baseline (2025)Result: 21.4%Met
Percentage of Contract Partners who agree with the statement, “The RCMP provides modern contract policing services”
55%2021-22✓ met65%2022-23✓ met0%2023-24✗ not met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 60% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Percentage of the surveyed public who self-identify as Indigenous and agree with the statement, “I feel safer because of the RCMP”
43%2021-22✗ not met45%2022-23✓ met0%2023-24✓ met0%2024-25✗ not met
2024-25Target: ≥ 47% (2025)Result: 0%Not met
Rural crime rates in RCMP jurisdictions
0%2021-22✓ met0%2022-23✓ met0%2023-24✓ met0%2024-25✓ met
2024-25Target: ≤ 0% (2025)Result: 0%Met
Percentage of RCMP resources deployed to emergency situations in accordance with Article 9 of the Police Service Agreements within established service standards
85%2019-20– no result0%2020-21✗ not met
2020-21Target: ≥ 85% (2021)Result: 0%Not met

Current: the 2026-27 plan's targets

Crime Severity Index
2026-27Target: ≥ 0 (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of 500 annual engagement hours spent to support the continued strengthening of culturally responsive policing services with Indigenous advisory bodies, organizations and Governments across Canada
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of contract partners who report that the RCMP provides effective policing services
2026-27Target: ≥ 75% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of Indigenous advisory boards, organizations and governments who report that the RCMP provides culturally responsive policing services
2026-27Target: ≥ 75% (2027)Result: —Planned
Percentage of the surveyed public within contract policing jurisdictions who agree with the statement “I feel safer because of the RCMP”
2026-27Target: ≥ 80% (2027)Result: —Planned
RCMP weighted clearance rate across contract policing jurisdictions
2026-27Target: ≥ 30 (2027)Result: —Planned

Future goals: targets due after 2026-27

No targets with a later due date.

Internal Services (0 indicators)

No indicators reported for this core responsibility.

Programs

ProgramCore responsibilityStatusLatest plan, first yearLast actualIndicators
Provincial/Territorial/Municipal Policing · BXI08Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$2.77B
2026-27
—1
Federal Policing Investigations · BXG01Federal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$953M
2026-27
$799M
2024-25
1
Specialized Technical Investigative Services · BXH06National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$318M
2026-27
$317M
2024-25
4
Information Technology Services · ISS07Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$312M
2026-27
$111M
2024-25
0
Human Resources Management Services · ISS04Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$295M
2026-27
$360M
2024-25
0
Management and Oversight Services · ISS01Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$218M
2026-27
$139M
2024-25
0
Protective Operations · BXG03Federal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$215M
2026-27
$289M
2024-25
2
Force Generation · BXI05Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$214M
2026-27
$186M
2024-25
3
Canadian Firearms Licensing and Registration · BXH09National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$126M
2026-27
$61.3M
2024-25
3
Federal Policing National Governance · BXG07Federal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$125M
2026-27
$99.5M
2024-25
2
Federal Policing Intelligence · BXG02Federal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$119M
2026-27
$112M
2024-25
3
Real Property Management Services · ISS08Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$91.1M
2026-27
$77.6M
2024-25
0
Forensic Science and Identification Services · BXH03National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$89M
2026-27
$84.6M
2024-25
5
Operational Policing Support · BXI04Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$84.7M
2026-27
$59.2M
2024-25
3
Financial Management Services · ISS05Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$71.6M
2026-27
$97M
2024-25
0
International Operations · BXG05Federal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$52.4M
2026-27
$60.5M
2024-25
3
Indigenous Policing · BXI03Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$40.2M
2026-27
$103M
2024-25
3
Communications Services · ISS02Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$38.1M
2026-27
$43.4M
2024-25
0
Sensitive and Specialized Investigative Services · BXH05National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$24M
2026-27
$19.7M
2024-25
2
Canadian Firearms Investigative and Enforcement Services · BXH01National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$21.8M
2026-27
$20M
2024-25
2
Materiel Management Services · ISS09Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$17.3M
2026-27
$67.1M
2024-25
0
National Cybercrime Coordination Centre · BXH10National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$17M
2026-27
$17.6M
2024-25
2
Excellence in Operations · BXI06Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$15.5M
2026-27
—1
Information Management Services · ISS06Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$13.3M
2026-27
$25.2M
2024-25
0
Legal Services · ISS03Internal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$10.7M
2026-27
$11.9M
2024-25
0
Acquisition Management Services · ISS0ZInternal ServicesNew since an earlier plan$9.9M
2026-27
$12M
2024-25
0
Criminal Intelligence Service Canada · BXH02National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$9.3M
2026-27
$8.7M
2024-25
4
Canadian Police College · BXH04National Specialized ServicesNew since an earlier plan$9.2M
2026-27
$5M
2024-25
3
Community Safety Policing Support · BXI07Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingNew since an earlier plan$5M
2026-27
—2
Police Operations · AYO00—Appeared and later dropped$2.32B
2018-19
$2.4B
2018-19
3
Provincial/Territorial Policing · BXI01Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingAppeared and later dropped$1.73B
2025-26
$1.64B
2024-25
1
Internal Services · ISC00Internal ServicesNot in a Departmental Plan—
$856M
2017-18
0
Municipal Policing · BXI02Indigenous, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal PolicingAppeared and later dropped$791M
2025-26
$696M
2024-25
1
Community, Contract and Aboriginal Policing · AYL00Quality contract policing.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$703M
2010-11
0
Transfer Payments · HGF00—Appeared and later dropped$246M
2018-19
$282M
2018-19
1
Technical Policing Operations · AYS00Quality policing support services.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$207M
2010-11
0
Canadian Law Enforcement Services · AYR00—Appeared and later dropped$192M
2018-19
$187M
2018-19
1
National Police Services · AYP00Quality policing support services.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$137M
2010-11
0
Operational IM/IT Services · BXH08National Specialized ServicesAppeared and later dropped$136M
2025-26
$153M
2024-25
3
To compensate members of the RCMP for injuries received in the performance of duty · BFR00Payments applicable to all activities.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$93.3M
2010-11
0
Federal Operations Support · BXG06Federal PolicingAppeared and later dropped$76.2M
2021-22
$165M
2021-22
1
Policing Support Services · AYQ00Quality policing support services.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$71.4M
2010-11
0
Criminal Intelligence Operations · AYN00Quality policing support services.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$61.3M
2010-11
0
Departmental Security · BXH07National Specialized ServicesAppeared and later dropped$60.5M
2025-26
$62.8M
2024-25
3
International Policing Operations · HGD00—Appeared and later dropped$51.1M
2018-19
$38.4M
2018-19
2
Firearms licensing and supporting infrastructure · BEM00Quality firearms program and support – The risks to public safety from firearms in Canada and international communities are minimized.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$50.7M
2010-11
0
Pensions under the RCMP Continuation Act · BFK00Payments applicable to all activities.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$16.5M
2010-11
0
Canadian Police Culture and Heritage · HGE00—Appeared and later dropped$12M
2018-19
$13M
2018-19
1
Firearm registration · BEL00Quality firearms program and support – The risks to public safety from firearms in Canada and international communities are minimized.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$7.3M
2010-11
0
Federal Policing Prevention and Engagement · BXG04Federal PolicingAppeared and later dropped$6.9M
2021-22
$9.1M
2021-22
1
Survivor Income Plan · AYT00Payments applicable to all activities.Not in a Departmental Plan—
$2.2M
2010-11
0