Oversight
Oversight involves ensuring that the legislated functions for the police force are carried out by the organization and the services provided are in accordance with the law and a Code of Professional Conduct.
About the CRPA & the Codiac RCMP
About & Governance
Two organisations, one site — civilian oversight and the police service it contracts, with the governance, leadership, and accountability that connect them.
Governance & Oversight
Codiac Regional Policing Authority
“Community policing is an interactive partnership between the public and the police to mutually identify, prioritize, prevent and solve local crime and disorder problems thereby improving the quality of life. In New Brunswick, it is understood that all policing activities are aligned with the principles of community policing. Community policing is a way of doing business, a working philosophy with goals and processes that encompasses a vast array of strategies, programs and tactics. The Police Force and the Board have the responsibility to ensure that policies in place reflect the needs of the community.”
About the CRPA
The CRPA is responsible to the municipalities of Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview for the purpose of providing regional policing services to the municipalities and to ensure adequacy of strategic planning, police coverage and fiscal management of the Regional Police Service.
The CRPA demonstrates accountability to the public, to the partner municipalities, to the Province and to other stakeholders through periodic reports, meetings (except in camera portions), receiving representations from key stakeholders and other interested persons, and by operating in a transparent manner.
Our vision
To provide effective governance that facilitates innovative and responsive policing to create a safe community through the forging of strategic partnerships between the community and its police.
Our mission
To provide independent civilian oversight and governance of the Police Force in order to ensure a safe community.
The Board
Board members of the CRPA are appointed by the municipalities of Dieppe, Moncton and Riverview for a three year renewable term. The appointments are as follows: two Board Members from the City of Dieppe, seven Board Members from the City of Moncton, two Board Members from the Town of Riverview and one Board Member from the Province of New Brunswick. The CRPA Board members possess a variety of backgrounds including community, business, accounting, legal, human resources, law enforcement and public relations experience.
Kimberly Gallant
Chair · Moncton
Matt Carter
Vice Chair · Riverview
Jean Goguen
Treasurer · Moncton
Benoît Bolland
Secretary · Dieppe
JJ Doiron
Board Member · Moncton
Bryan Butler
Board Member · Moncton
Don Moore
Board Member · Moncton
Irwin Lampert
Board Member · Moncton
Marc Langeigne
Board Member · Dieppe
Glen Miller
Board Member · Riverview
Vacant
Board Member · Moncton
Vacant
Board Member · Moncton
Amanda MacNeil
Executive Director
Committees
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Executive Committee
Members: Amanda MacNeil, Jean Goguen, JJ Doiron, Kimberley Gallant, Nagesh Jammula
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Governance Committee
Members: Amanda MacNeil, JJ Doiron (Chair), Matt Carter
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Finance Committee
Members: Amanda MacNeil, Kimberley Gallant, Nagesh Jammula (Chair)
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Contract and Quality of Policing Committee
Members: Amanda MacNeil, Benoît Bolland, Irwin Lampert, JJ Doiron, Kimberly Gallant
Contact a committee member
Reach out to the chair of any CRPA committee.
Governance
How the CRPA governs policing
Governance is the exercising of direct authority over an organization or entity. It is the ability to control and direct the making of policy, as well as directing and influencing decisions made by the organization. It includes the capability to ensure that decisions made by the governing body are carried out in accordance with the governing body’s direction (oversight); with recourse to corrective action should this not occur. Governance is the processes and structure used to provide direction to an organization’s general operations and activities.
CRPA by-laws
The rules the Authority operates under.
CRPA policies
Board-approved policy direction.
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CRPA Procedural By-Law
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CRPA – Policy G-001 – Mission
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CRPA – Policy G-002 – Vision
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CRPA – Policy G-003 – Policing Philosophy
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CRPA – Policy G-004 – Governance Style and Commitment
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CRPA – Policy G-005 – CRP Authority Charter
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CRPA – Policy G-006 – Authority and Accountability
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CRPA – Policy G-100 – Oversight of Values and Ethics
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CRPA – Policy G-101 – Code of Conduct for CRPA Members
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CRPA – Policy G-102 – Conflict of Interest for CRPA Members
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CRPA Strategic Plan
The Codiac Regional Policing Authority (CRPA) is a civilian governance body established through an agreement between the City of Moncton, the City of Dieppe and the Town of Riverview (the Municipal Agreement), as permitted under the New Brunswick Police Act. The Authority is responsible for:
CRPA responsibilities
- Understanding the varied policing needs of the local community.
- Setting the direction, priorities and goals of the Codiac Regional Police Service (CRPS)
- Approving and recommending a budget for the CRPS
- Establishing overarching policies to guide policing in the region
- Monitoring the performance of the CRPS in relation to the priorities, goals and policies established by the CRPA
- Demonstrating accountability to the public, the Province and other stakeholders through periodic reports, meetings, receiving presentations from key stakeholders and operating in a transparent manner.
How to engage in the process
Email your input
Send suggestions to engagement@crpa-aprc.ca.
Online survey
Share your perspective through the consultation survey.
View SurveyFocus groups
Attend facilitated focus groups (by invitation).
The Codiac Regional RCMP is committed to creating a safe, healthy, and vibrant community. We collaborate and engage with community members, organizations to collaboratively and problem-solve local challenges and increase safety for the Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview’s residents. The RCMP assumed policing responsibility for the Codiac region in 1998, following the municipal police force in Moncton.
History
How the detachment came to be.
Mission
What the service commits to.
Values
The principles that guide members.
Jurisdiction
The Codiac Regional RCMP serves the three municipalities under the policing services contract.
Leadership team
Benoit Jolette
Superintendent · Officer in Charge
Jonathan White
Inspector · Codiac Officer in Charge of Operations
Nicolas Potvin
Sergeant · Acting Officer in Charge of Specialized Policing Services
Luc Picard
Corporal · Media Relations Officer - Codiac Regional RCMP
Charles Savoie
Director of Strategic Planning and Performance Management
Sarah Claveau
Community Relations Manager
Detachment units
Investigations
Major and general investigations.
Community Policing
Neighbourhood engagement.
Traffic
Road safety enforcement.
Reports & Accountability
Reports and accountability
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.
Performance
Quarterly Reports
Policing statistics and operational summaries, published every quarter.
View DataCrime Statistics Snapshot
Current crime trends across the three cities — replaces the legacy "Police Activity" page.
View FinancesFinancial Reports
Audited annual financial statements and quarterly financial summaries.
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Annual Report & Audit, latest year
Slide decks from past public meetings and forums.
CRPA public meetings are open to all
See upcoming CRPA meetings, community events, and public forums across Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview.