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A crime in progress, immediate danger, a fire, or a medical emergency.
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Emergency and non-emergency phone numbers, the Codiac RCMP detachment, CRPA contact details, a feedback form, and how to file a formal complaint about an officer.
Three ways to reach the Codiac Regional RCMP — pick the one that fits your situation.
A crime in progress, immediate danger, a fire, or a medical emergency.
Answered 24 / 7Suspicious activity, after-the-fact incidents, or general police questions.
Answered 24 / 7For incidents that are already over with no suspect on scene.
Open the formFull reporting guidance — including what counts as non-emergency — lives on Public Safety → Report a Crime.
One detachment serves Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview.
The civilian oversight body, for governance, board, or policy questions. Reach us by mail or email.
Questions or suggestions for the Codiac Regional Policing Authority. Comments are reviewed and may be discussed at the next regular public meeting.
Public complaints about the on-duty conduct of a Codiac RCMP officer follow a federal statutory process — they are not handled by the CRPA. They go to the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP (CRCC), the independent body responsible for reviewing them.
The CRCC is the independent federal body that reviews public complaints about the on-duty conduct of RCMP members. It handles intake, coordinates the investigation with the RCMP, and reports back to the complainant.
crcc-ccetp.gc.ca/en/make-complaint-form
The CRPA's role. The Codiac Regional Policing Authority provides civilian oversight of the policing-services contract and reports publicly on policing performance. It does not investigate individual officer-conduct complaints — those go to the CRCC, above. For general feedback or board-level concerns, use the feedback form above.
Codiac RCMP community events and CRPA public meetings are open to all — across Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview.