This site is your site, so please use it to your advantage and do your part to make your environment safe and crime free.
Police work is no different than any other field in regards to keeping up with technology to meet the needs of the people you serve and the services you provide to the community.
The BNPP Regional Police, serving the municipalities of Beresford, Nigadoo, Petit-Rocher and Pointe-Verte in northern New Brunswick since 1981, has grown over the last 29 years.
As crimes become more and more sophisticated, so too are the methods for solving them. This site is just one way we hope to serve the population better by allowing them to help us resolve crimes surrounding the community while providing knowledge of the law.
We hope to inform the public on points of interest and interacting with the population by taking their information anonymously through the Internet. Our goal is also to increase the chances of bringing suspects to justice as well as educating the citizens on the various laws and regulations throughout our jurisdiction.
To offer our citizens an increased protection of their life and their property in preventing and fighting crime in collaboration with the community and other police forces. The BNPP Regional Police has always been close to the community in the past and will continue to do so in the future.
Education and awareness of the population is a strategy that the BNPP Regional Police adopted since its conception. Involvement in the community is essential to the operation of any police force. The close contact of our police officers with students in the schools and with adults in various organizations has a direct impact on the quality of life of our citizens.
Our goal is to provide the best possible service while remaining cost efficient. Our mission is to service and protect.
Emergency
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Drug Prevention
Protecting the goods you've worked so hard to acquire can be made easier if you take some small measures around your home.
- Do not leave valuables inside your car. GPS, MP3 players and other such items should be brought inside your home
- Install sensor lights or security systems that will discourage potential thieves
-Lock your car doors at night or any time it will be unattended for prolonged periods
- Don't leave items of value dragging around your property
- Don't leave your garage or shed unlocked. And if none are installed, purchase adequate locking mechanisms
- Don't leave items laying around that could be used against you, such as shovels, hammers, lumber, etc. These items could be used to brake into areas on your property
- If you are leaving for long periods, advise your neighbors and have a contact person available in case something is discovered. You can also advise your local police
Our Mission
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