Support our RCMP Members in Nova Scotia. We are here to keep our communities safe.
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About us
We represent ~970 RCMP Members that are proudly policing communities across Nova Scotia. They are dedicated to keeping our communities and their neighbors safe everyday.
May 15-21 is National Police Week!
RCMP Members work in a variety of roles from community policing to specialized roles like marine services, aerial services, police dog units, and more.
Regardless of their work, they are serving Canadians with professionalism, pride, and honour.
This National Police Week, we thank them for their hard work and invite you to share your support as well through the resources available here: npf-fpn.com/policeweek/
Thank you for all you do to keep us safe. I know it is a very difficult and sometimes thankless job but I for one appreciate it.
We can never thank our RCMP members enough...GOD BLESS YOU
I am very thankful for all the work you do and I am very proud of you. No matter what happens some people seem like they must complain. Pray that you stay safe and keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your service and stay safe. 🙋♀️🇨🇦
After Ottawa. I lost all faith in the Mounties, totally, ashamed is what I feel!
Thank you for all you do and please keep safe!!!
Many thanks to all of your Members for their dedicated service and sacrifices.
I Always support the Royal Canadian Mounted Police ! Their profession can be Extremely dangerous and at times unrewarding ! 👎They set out to Protect the Public!! Often very unrewarding and stressfully!🤦♀️
The rcmp is a Broken organization! This was stated by a long time team leader just today. You people refuse to believe the truth because it destroys your illusions!
Thank You for your service
RCMP Members represent half of the police officers in the province and work with multiple municipal police services to keep our communities safe. Nova Scotians agree that we need to make sure that all police services work together for a safer Nova Scotia. The solution is not to create more police services but to have a better coordination between what we have now. Like if you agree!
Rural areas need more personnel. Geographically there is too much area to cover for a couple of officers.
That sounds good to coordinate with what they have but also sounds like they would not be hiring anymore officers!😥
We are the proud sponsor of the Apple Blossom Fireworks night happening May 27 at the Kentville Memorial Park! We are happy to support festivals and events across the province that brings together communities where we serve and protect.
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Did you know that the federal government contributes 30% to the cost of the RCMP in Nova Scotia communities saving taxpayers almost $52 million yearly. Nova Scotians benefit from having the RCMP policing their communities!
To the RCMP of Nova Scotia,I thank you for your service.
Thank you for your service and sacrifices. You all still don't get paid enough. ❤
Where do you think the feds get their money, if not from the taxpayers?
I don't care who pays them ,They aren't paid enough for what they face on the job.The RCMP are getting shit on over that maniack did last year.The sad ocerence was shocking I don't know why the blame is focase is on the RCMP. If that man had lived and was in prison they wouldn't be getting all the complaints they are getting about their job.The sad thing is people are not directing the anger to the killer. The RCMP did what they had to do, imagine getting a call about a man dressed in uniform and is driving around shooting people and setting fires. If the alert had went out he still would have done what he did.Just put yourself in their shoes ,what the he'll would you do? The thing is you would do the same Try to find this bastard and get him off the road of disaster. This is a terrible thing for all of us Please put the blame on the offender not the people who tried to stop him.
So whay% of their time is spent enforcing Federal laws?
Well the RCMP are the federal police and have been since 1920, so that makes sense.
was this,,, audited and proved, just wondering
Awesome Job 👍🇨🇦
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