The New Brunswick RCMP occurence map is a geographic representation of incidents that have occurred within RCMP jurisdiction in New Brunswick. By clicking on a municipality, you can view the total number of incidents for the current year in your area.

 

The New Brunswick RCMP occurence graphs provide a year-over-year trend line and the top 10 most common incident types in the RCMP's jurisdiction.

 

The New Brunswick RCMP daily occurence reports reflects the files received and processed by the New Brunswick RCMP over a 24-hour period. The report includes the total number of requests for service, as well as the distribution of these requests.

 

Online crime reporting gives New Brunswickers in RCMP jurisdictions the opportunity to report certain non-emergency crimes instead of calling the police or attending a detachment. Online crime reporting does not replace other reporting procedures. Always call 911 in an emergency.

 

The Department has developed public safety crime dashboards to better inform the public about crimes reported to the police. These dashboards provide information on crimes reported to the police through a centralized, interactive platform that allows users to examine trends and relationships revealed by available quantitative data.

 

New Brunswick Crime prevention and reduction : Every day, law enforcement agencies work hard and take action to prevent crime and strengthen community safety. The Department of Justice and Public Safety works with police services with jurisdiction across the province to combat crime in our communities. All New Brunswickers can help keep their communities safer by reporting crimes to police and keeping an eye on their friends and neighbours. Using resources like online crime reporting tools and Alternative Response Teams allows police services to respond more quickly to non-emergency calls and frees up officers for urgent calls.