Riverview Neighbourhood Watch

07/18/2024

07/18/2024

Riverview Neighbourhood Watch was founded in 2012 with the goal of engaging the community to report suspicious activities to the RCMP.

07/17/2024

June crime maps

07/17/2024

Crime maps and data

Monthly statements from the Codiac RCMP on police activity in the area.

07/17/2024

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/public-safety/law-enforcement-and-inspections/content/safer_communities_and_neighbourhoods.html

Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) Unit

07/16/2024

Post by Mayor of Riverview

Statement On Public Safety

On behalf of my colleagues on Council and our team at the Town of Riverview, I want to acknowledge the recent increase in break-ins and petty crime in the Town of Riverview. Like you, we are concerned about this increase in crime and are working closely with the RCMP to address these issues. Riverview has always been a safe community to live in and right now I know many of you are frustrated and feeling as though Riverview may not be as safe as it should be. I want to assure residents that public safety continues to be a top priority for your Council and for the RCMP.

I have been in contact with the RCMP about increased patrols in Riverview to ensure that police presence is a high priority to help serve as a deterrent. We continue to work with the Codiac Regional Policing Authority (CRPA) and the RCMP to ensure that staffing resources are aligned with the growing needs of the community. We have discussed the need to restore the public faith in policing services, to increase the service levels and police visibility, and work collaboratively on crime prevention initiatives. The RCMP report regularly to Council on the work they are doing during our monthly Committee of the Whole meetings where we are able to gain insight into trends and address any ongoing issues.

It is vital that instances of crime be reported. This helps the RCMP target their patrols and helps build a case in their investigative work. There are many complex challenges that impact crime in our region such as increased economic and cost of living pressures, backlog in the judicial system, and challenges of a growing region, among others. Solutions require support from all levels of government and community, and one way to help is by ensuring you report all suspicious activity. We know that because of public reporting, the RCMP have been successful in making arrests, recovering stolen property and making drug busts.

I want to thank all residents who have shown your incredible support to the local businesses who have been impacted by the break-ins and to your neighbours and fellow community members who may be impacted by petty crime as well. Riverview is a close-knit community, and I know we’ll continue to look out for each other.

Finally, I want to reiterate that public safety remains a top priority for Council and we will continue to work closely with the RCMP, the CRPA and the community to ensure Riverview remains a safe place to live and do business.

Mayor Andrew J. LeBlanc

Here are some helpful resources for reporting to the police:
Online Reporting: https://ocre-sielc.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/en
Non-Emergency line: 506-857-2400

Town of Riverview, Stephen Gouzoules - Deputy Mayor of Riverview, Sarah Murphy Deputy Mayor—Riverview, John Coughlan, Jeremy Thorne - Ward 3 Councillor, Town of Riverview, NB Canada, Wayne Bennett, Councillor for Ward 4, Cecile Cassista, Councillor at Large. She Cares, Heath Johnson - Riverview Councillor at Large

06/24/2024

Crime maps

05/30/2024

Images The Codiac Regional RCMP is asking for the public's help to locate a missing 35-year-old woman from Kenya. Elizabeth Nyaboke Makori was last seen on May 29, 2024, at approximately 12:00 p.m., near the 800 block of Main Street, in Moncton. She was reported missing to police the same day...

05/22/2024

Thank you to the Team Captains who were out early this morning delivering door hangers to remind residents of Riverview to be vigilant in reporting suspicious activities in the community.

05/21/2024

Are you eager to take on the role of captain or contact in your community?

05/17/2024

The CRPA has the responsibility to ensure adequate policing in the municipalities of Dieppe, Moncton and Riverview, New Brunswick

05/17/2024

Crime maps

Weekly Crime Map Archive

05/17/2024

CRPA Strategic plan

05/03/2024

Crime maps April

05/03/2024

Crime Maps April

Weekly Crime Map Archive

04/30/2024

The CRPA is responsible for providing regional policing services to the municipalities of Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview, New Brunswick

04/23/2024

Should you lock your house doors?

Almost 50% of burglars enter homes and property through unlocked doors and windows.

Use your locks. Never leave keys outdoors. Burglars know where to find "secret" hiding.

In the case of a home invasion, locking your door can provide a barrier between you and potential intruders. It may also buy yourself some time to call for help or escape.

04/21/2024

Enjoyed meeting members of the community at Tim Hortons on Coverdale during the Codiac Police RCMP's Community coffee event. Took the opportunity to share information on Riverview Neighbourhood Watch. Andrew J. LeBlanc - Mayor of Riverview Chief Robin Brent True joined the team as well.

04/21/2024

Heading out to Community Coffee CPRA Tim Hortons 430 Coverdale Road

04/19/2024

Riverview Lions will be out doing Clean up the town today in various parts of the town. From 10:30 - 12 noon.
They will be wearing the Lions yellow vest.

03/31/2024

Protect your car from potential thieves by locking it up tight, keeping valuables out of view and reporting shady characters around parked autos to law enforcement ASAP!

03/30/2024

Riverview Neighbourhood Watch was formed in October 2012.

Neighbourhood Watch is a program to help neighbours watch out for neighbours.

It aims to get citizens involved in discouraging and preventing crime at the local level.

The ultimate success of Neighbourhood Watch depends largely on a commitment to cooperation between area residents and the RCMP - and more importantly, between residents themselves.

Your neighbours know who you are, what type of car you drive, and may be the first to notice a suspicious person at your door or window.

A police officer patrolling your community may not recognize a stranger in your yard - but your neighbour will.

By simply getting to know the neighbours around you, you'll be well positioned to recognize someone or something that's suspicious.

The Neighbourhood Watch Program encourages participation in crime prevention. As part of the program, you can learn:

* how to recognize and report suspicious activity in your community
* how to make your home less inviting as a target for thieves.

Getting involved in Neighbourhood Watch is easy and free.

Interested being a Neighbourhood Associate, private message us.

Here’s the team that is serves on the committee:
Cecile Cassista, Chair
Stephen Gouzoules, Co Chair
Heather Morris. Member
Lyn Mac Neill, Member

03/25/2024

Weekly Crime Map Archive

03/25/2024

Crime maps Codiac RCMP

03/14/2024

https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/news/2024/thefts-vehicles-and-vehicle-thefts-the-rise-the-province

In response to a recent spike in thefts of vehicles and theft from vehicles, the New Brunswick RCMP is asking residents to reduce the risk by taking easy steps to help combat this issue. "Theft of vehicles and from vehicles are often crimes of opportunity," said Corporal Hans Ouellette of the New Br...

02/26/2024

https://crpa-aprc.ca/crpa/codiac-rcmp/crime-maps/

Weekly Crime Map Archive