Chief Stephan Drolet

From our families to yours, we hope you find time this weekend to enjoy the Family Day Long Weekend. Remember the COVID protocols for Zone 2. Be safe. #orange" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

To Serve and Protect with Respect and lend a helping hand. Together, we are stronger.

Comme la situation avec COVID-19 évolue, le SJPF travaille à la fermeture avec la Santé publique/Sécurité. La sécurité des résidents est toujours notre première priorité. 9-1-1 pour les cas d'urgence et 648-3333 pour les cas non urgents. Prenez soin de vous et des autres.

“As the situation with COVID-19 is evolving, be assured the SJPF is working closing with Public Health/Safety. Ensuring the safety of residents is always our top priority. 9-1-1 for emergency and 648-3333 non-emergency. Take care of yourself and each other.”

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of OPP Cst. Marc Hovingh and with our brothers and sisters of the #OPP. @OPPCommissioner @OPPAssociation @saintjohnpolice

SJPF, Horizon Health, UNBSJ and Department of Health are pleased to introduce the Integrated Mobile Crisis Response Team. Ensuring residents in crisis receive the right care at the right time by the right people.

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Sexual assault is a crime we take seriously, and will have more to say on the steps we’ve taken since 2017 and will continue to take in the days to come. In the meantime, I invite continued dialogue about this important issue. Thank you! 2/2 @saintjohnpolice

I would like thank @thecaitdiaries for shining a light on some much-needed conversations in our community. I regret and have apologized to Cait for our initial response to her post. 1/2

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Excellent work by Cst Weir and Savary and all those involved in Peel region. Team work and dedication to duty is universal across all Canadians police forces.

Always putting their community first. Say hello to Taylor Anderson, Miranda Morgan, Sgt. Greg Perkins and Cst. Duane Squires. National Police Week gives us a chance to introduce you to the many who serve SJ with passion and pride. One Uniform...Many Specialties!

The SJPF wishes you all a great Long Weekend. Please ensure to stay in your bubble, physical distance, wear a cloth mask when needed and please, if your enjoying some beverages, DON'T drink and drive. Do the right thing...park your vehicle and find another way home. Be safe!

National Police Week provides us with a chance to introduce you to some of our officers. A nine year veteran of the force, Trinda McAlduff is an investigator with the Major Crime Unit. Thank you for your service Trinda. One Uniform...Many Specialties!

Say hello to 19-year veteran of the SJPF Tony Gilbert--Major Crime Division and Kyla Weston, Administrative, usually the first face you see at Peel Plaza. Thank you both for your hard work and dedication. National Police Week--One Uniform....Many Specialities!

SJPF Crime Reduction patrolling the trails in East Saint John. If you are out for a ride, make sure you have a helmet, watch your speed and adhere to social distancing set out by Public Health. Have fun and be safe!

54 years of combined service right here! As we continue to celebrate National Police Week, we thank Lisa Chiasson, Constables Bodechon and Cunningham and Constable Hobbs for their outstanding work everyday and commitment to the SJ Community. One Uniform...Many Specialties!

Congratulations Alex, looking forward to meeting you and introducing you to our great team here at SJPF.

Pleased to introduce Laurett Nwaonumah, Wellness-Crisis Intervention Coordinator and Constable Owen Hatt, 10 years of service with Patrol Services as we take you beyond the front doors at Peel Plaza. National Police Week....One Uniform....Many Specialties!