Policing services contract
The agreement that defines services across the three cities.
Two organisations, one site — civilian oversight and the police service it contracts, with the governance, leadership, and accountability that connect them.
CRPA-specific background, distinct from the Codiac RCMP's own history. Placeholder copy, pending client content.
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A safe, connected community served by accountable policing.
To govern, fund and hold policing to account on behalf of residents.
Member name
Chair · Moncton
Member name
Vice-Chair · Dieppe
Member name
Member · Riverview
Member name
Member · Moncton
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Chair: [Name]
Chair: [Name]
Reach out to the chair of any CRPA committee.
The instruments that define the mandate and hold policing to account.
The agreement that defines services across the three cities.
The rules the Authority operates under.
Board-approved policy direction.
The CRPA is a civilian governance entity established by agreement among Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview under New Brunswick’s Police Act.
The CRPA has launched a consultative strategic-planning process to understand the community's policing needs and set priorities for the next 3–5 years. The plan provides a framework for measuring the service's performance and for the CRPA's accountability to its stakeholders. We invite interested stakeholders to share their input.
Send suggestions to engagement@crpa-aprc.ca.
Share your perspective through the consultation survey.
Attend facilitated focus groups (by invitation).
How the detachment came to be.
What the service commits to.
The principles that guide members.
The Codiac Regional RCMP serves the three municipalities under the policing services contract.
Supt. [Name]
Officer in Charge
[Name]
Inspector
[Name]
Inspector
Sarah Claveau
Community Relations Manager
Major and general investigations.
Neighbourhood engagement.
Road safety enforcement.
The CRPA publishes regular reports so the public can see how policing is performing, how funds are used, and how the authority fulfils its oversight role.
Policing statistics and operational summaries, published every quarter.
View DataCurrent crime trends across the three cities — replaces the legacy "Police Activity" page.
View FinancesAudited annual financial statements and quarterly financial summaries.
ViewSlide decks from past public meetings and forums.
See upcoming CRPA meetings, community events, and public forums across Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview.