1. Structure of FPF FPF Volunteer Training Module Three

2. FPF Mission Statement The Fredericton Police Force is Committed to delivering high quality police services and working with the community in order to provide a safe and peaceful environment in which to live, work, and play.

3. FPF Core Values Include Being sensitive to the diverse needs of the community Respecting and protecting the rights and freedoms of all individuals Conducting activities in a manner that maintains the public’s trust and respect Working with and being accountable to the community

5. FPF Divisions Patrol/Response Traffic K9 (police dog) CID (Criminal Investigations)  Major Crimes  Special Crimes  Economic Crimes  Identification Section  Polygraph  Drug Section

6. Neighbourhood Action Team (NAT) North and South Teams School Liaison Officers Crime Prevention Resource Officers St Mary’s First Nation Officers Youth at Risk Coordinator Intelligence Officer

7. NAT Functions Crime Reduction Strategy (PPO/curfews/outstanding warrants) Problem-Oriented Policing Auxiliary Police and other volunteers Crime Prevention Programs such as Neighbourhood Watch etc

8. Specialized Sections ERT – Emergency Response Team CMT – Crowd Management Team URT – Underwater Recovery Team TEMS – Tactical Emergency Medical ART – Accident Reconstruction Team EDU – Explosives Disposal Unit CIT – Crisis Intervention Team Marine Unit

9. Other Sections of Note Training Media Professional Standards Police Dog Section Court Liaison Summons and Document Service Exhibits

10. Support Staff Administrative Support Court Preparation File Management Reception Dispatchers Stores Victim/Witness (mostly volunteers)

11. Rank Structure Constable (Cst) Corporal (Cpl) Sergeant (Sgt) Staff Sergeant (S/Sgt) Inspector Deputy Chief Chief

12. Review FPF is a full service police agency. Questions?