The Rothesay Regional Joint Board of Police Commissioners helps oversee the administrative direction and organization of the force to help maintain a competent and reliable police service.

The Board is comprised of 10 members, 8 of whom are appointed by the Mayor of their respective Town Councils. One member is appointed by the Department of Public Safety and the Chief of Police is appointed as an ex-officio member of the Board.

Provincial Representative - Mr. Trevor Pierce

The Rothesay Regional Joint Board of Police Commissioners meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month. The open session for the public begins at approximately 6 pm, with July and August as the exception. Citizens are encouraged to participate with their Police Service by attending these meetings. The meetings are currently held at the Rothesay Regional Police Force headquarters - 3 Landing Court, Quispamsis.

A word from the chairman…

Welcome to the Rothesay Regional Police Force website. Our intent is to provide a convenient way for you get useful information about the Force and its operations.

The Rothesay Regional Police Force is governed by a Joint Board of Police Commissioners. The Board is made up of four members representing the Town of Rothesay and four representing the Town of Quispamsis. One of the four from each town is an elected council member. In addition, the Province of New Brunswick appoints one member who resides in the region. The Chief of Police sits as an ex-offico member of the Board.

The Board has the overall responsibility for ensuring that the police force fulfills its obligations. It has the complete and final responsibility for the policies and direction of the Force. The Board acts as the employer of the Force. The Chief of Police is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Force. The Chief ensures that the Force operates within the Police Act and the policies established by the Board.

The Board's vision is that the Rothesay Regional Police Force be recognized by its stakeholders and Canadian law enforcement professional as one of the best police forces in Canada. This is done through an emphasis on strategic leadership and focus on vision and long-term goals.

The Board and the Force adhere to the following values:

" excellence in delivery of police services
" innovative leadership
" prompt, efficient, courteous, sensitive service to the community
" independence, integrity and accountability
" interpersonal behaviour consistent with high standards of mutual respect
" efficient, effective management of human, material and financial resources
" honest, clear, reliable communication

We hope that you find this site informative. Please feel free to contact us with your thoughts and comments.

On behalf of the Joint Board of Police Commissioners

Carolyn LeBlanc
Chairman