Progressive policing in your growing community.
New Westminster, British Columbia
We are located in the heart of Metro Vancouver on the traditional territory of the Halkomelem speaking peoples. The New Westminster Police Department serves a growing community of 80,000 people. New Westminster has immense community spirit and residents appreciate the high level of service provided by our front line staff. The NWPD is a diverse and inclusive department. We recognize that people from all backgrounds and orientations bring unique and valuable insight to the table. The department is supported by a Police Board and Leadership Team that prioritize staff wellness and professional development. Join our team and add to the legacy of one of the oldest police departments in Western Canada. With the NWPD, the opportunities for your career are as diverse as your interests. You can work in the historic streets of downtown, or on the waters of the Fraser River. You can strengthen relationships with diverse communities in our city, or work alongside police from other agencies in one of the region’s integrated specialty units. We offer the most secondment opportunities than any other police service in the Lower Mainland Region.
On-site · New Westminster
Engage with the community through outreach, public events, and educational programs to foster trust and support public safety and crime prevention. Assist regular members and the Training Unit with duties, training scenarios, and administrative tasks, while volunteering at least six hours per month on a flexible schedule.
On-site · New Westminster
The successful candidate will serve within the Traffic Unit of the New Westminster Police Department. Responsibilities include performing specialized traffic enforcement and safety duties as a sworn police officer.
Hybrid · New Westminster
The File Quality Reviewer is responsible for reviewing departmental files to ensure they meet Uniform Crime Reporting requirements and adhere to internal policies. This role involves maintaining accurate records in the Police Records Information Management Environment while managing multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Hybrid · New Westminster
The File Quality Reviewer is responsible for reviewing departmental files to ensure they meet Uniform Crime Reporting requirements and are accurate within the PRIME system. The role involves maintaining policy compliance, managing multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment, and collaborating with team members.
