The Rothesay Regional Police Force continuously accepts portfolio's from qualified candidates who are seeking regular employment with this organization. The portfolios should contain a cover letter, a complete resume, documentation of qualifications and three references. When openings occur all portfolios received will be scored based upon the contents and those receiving the highest scores will be asked to complete an Application Package. Applicants must be graduates of an accredited police academy and be employable in the Province of New Brunswick. The employer reserves the right to raise minimum qualifications dependant on the number of applicants. The information supplied during the application process will be verified and false or misleading information will lead to disqualification.
The Rothesay Regional Police is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
Police Officer Portfolios should be addressed to:
CHIEF OF POLICE (ATTN: RECRUITING)
ROTHESAY REGIONAL POLICE FORCE
126 MILLENNIUM DRIVE
QUISPAMSIS, NEW BRUNSWICK
E2E 6E6
E-Mail: dchief@rrpf.nbpimits.ca
POLICE CHAPLAINS BLOG
Visit our Police Chaplains Blog at www.rrpfchaplains.blogspot.com for information on our program.
"NEW" N.B. Municipal Police Recruiting Site
Interested in employment with a Municipal Police Force In New Brunswick? Please visit the new Dept. of Public Safety Website at www.gnb.ca/police. This site should provide all the information required to help you pursue a career in Policing in N.B.. Specific information about the Rothesay Regional Police is also included.
Be Internet Smart
Tips to keep children safe while surfing the NET
* Just as you stay away from strangers on the street, be careful about strangers on the Internet.
* If anyone uses nasty language or mentions things that make you uncomfortable, don't respond and log off.
* Never give your real last name, address, or telephone number to anyone; if someone asks for this information (or for your password), don't respond. Log off and tell a trusted adult.
* Never agree to meet with someone you've talked with on the Internet without asking permission from your parents first.
* There are places on the NET which are for adults only; if you find yourself in an "adults only" place, or anywhere you think you shouldn't be, leave! There are plenty of good "kid places" on the Net.
For more info, please contact Cst. Eric Demers at 847-6300.
Traffic Services
Road Safety Vision 2010
Making Canada's Roads the Safest in the World
EMERGENCY 911 CALLS
I would like to take this opportunity to advise that "911" should only be dialed when reporting an emergency. You are reminded that if you dial "911" from a landline (regular phone) then your address and resident name will appear for the dispatcher which may improve the response time with respect to your emergency. If you dial "911" from a cellular telephone, this information is not displayed and it becomes even more important that you provide as specific a location for your emergency as possible. Provide a phone number in the event that you must be called back for clarification.
In addition, The Rothesay Regional Police and Fire Service would like to remind you that if you have not already done so, you should place a reflective civic number at the entrance of your property so that your home can be quickly located in an emergency. The standard type of sign that is normally used can be purchased for a nominal fee at The Rothesay Regional Fire Station 1, Campbell Drive, Rothesay.
Chief Stephen N. McIntyre
RRPF provides you with seasonal traffic information to keep you
safe on the roads. Find out more...
Rothesay Regional Police supports a variety of programs that enrich
our community. Find out more...
Rothesay Regional Police is active throughout the community with
three Community Offices.
Anyone with any information on any criminal activity is asked to contact the Rothesay Regional Police Force at 847-6300 or e-mail us at rrpf@nbnet.nb.ca. You can also contact N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (if your tip leads to an arrest a cash reward is guaranteed). You may remain anonymous when doing so.
Theft from Motor Vechicles : 05/05/2009
- Quispamsis/Rothesay
Neighbourhoods in Quispamsis and Rothesay are experiencing an increase in thefts from unlocked vechicles. An easy way to deter the individuals involved is to ensure your vechicle is locked and all valuables are removed or hidden from view. Anyone with any information about these or any crime is asked to contact the RRPF at 847-6300.
James Killam Homicide : 11/19/1991
- Quispamsis
The Rothesay Regional Poice Force is still actively investigating the 1991 homicide of James Killam. Mr. Killam's skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area of Quispamsis on the 19th of November, 1991. A suspect was quickly identified however developing sufficient evidence to lay a charge has proven difficult.
Anyone with any information, no matter how trivial it may seem is asked to notify Sgt. Jeff Giggey of the Major Crime Unit at 847-6300.
