Policing

The City of Moncton is responsible for providing policing services to citizens of Moncton.  The City outsources these services to the Codiac RCMP and have done so since 1997, when the City disbanded its Municipal Police Force.  Following an extensive review of its policing services, including significant public consultation, Moncton City Council has decided to continue to outsource policing to the Codiac RCMP, subject to a few conditions. 

The consultative review process on policing served to highlight the importance Monctonians place on safety and security.  It also highlighted the importance citizens place on policing—in terms of services the City provides to its citizens, policing is one of the most important.  As such, it is key that citizens have an opportunity to provide feedback on policing priorities.

In 2010, Codiac RCMP and the Codiac Regional Policing Authority (CRPA), Moncton’s police services provider and the Board that oversees our policing services, developed 2010-2011 strategic priorities for policing in the tri-community.  These priorities were developed following input from Moncton City Council and citizens of Moncton.  Now, the City of Moncton, along with Codiac RCMP and CRPA need your feedback on these priorities and any changes or updates that need to be made as they develop and refine the 2011-2012 policing priorities.  Citizens are then encouraged to send the City their comments regarding the priorities to info@moncton.ca by Monday, February 28, 2011.