Miramichi

Police Force

Ensuring Safety and Security in Our Community!

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Explore the Miramichi City Police Department for valuable resources on crime prevention, community engagement, and emergency assistance. Together, let's build a safer, more resilient Miramichi community.

CONTACT
506-623-2124  for non-emergency immediate assistance.
Office Hours - 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily
1820 Water Street. Miramichi. NB. E1V 1B7

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF

Welcome to the Miramichi Police Force website. We hope that you find this site informative and interesting.

This site will allow our citizens and other visitors the opportunity to stay in touch with their community and the police service. The Staff of the Miramichi Police Force is committed to providing a progressive and proactive approach to policing.

We have strengthened our ties to our community and agencies through the establishment of partnerships with many stakeholders that focus on issues regarding youth, senior citizens, and members of the general public. We have led in the development of unique leading edge community support programs such as Police Defibrillation, Safely Home (Alzheimer’s Wandering Registry), the Autism Registry and our Remembrance Protocol for fallen police officers.We are proud of our people and proud of our service record in making the City of Miramichi a safe and inviting place of residence to live and do business. As an organization it is with honour we serve the City of Miramichi.

Thank you for visiting with us.

Brian Cummings
Chief of Police

“With Honour We Serve
All People in the City of Miramichi
Providing the Highest Standard of Police Service,
Preserving and Enhancing the Quality of Life.”

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FAQ’s

  • A: The fee to obtain this is $57.50. If it's for volunteering, it's free. Two pieces of ID are required.

  • A: Between November 1 and April 15, from 11 pm to 7am there is a street parking ban in effect. Any vehicles found hindering snow removal or street cleaning operations can be ticketed or towed.

  • A: As per the NB Motor Vehicle Act all city streets have a speed limit of 50 km per hour unless posted otherwise.

  • A: The City follows Provincial hunting guidelines. With a valid hunting license, a long-barreled shotgun or rifle can be discharged no closer than 400 meters from a residence. For bow hunting, the distance is 100 meters from a residence.

  • A: Yes, it applies after 10 pm for offensive small engine noise.

  • A: No, it is not permitted.

  • A: Only if the boat is docked and contains a washroom facility

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