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When there is a threat to life, safety, or property, or if a crime is currently in progress. 

The non-emergency line (819-449-6078) should be used for police matters that are not urgent and do not pose an immediate danger. It can also be used to speak to our administrative staff, our Chief of Police, or to ask a question. For emergencies or crimes in progress, call 819-449-6000 or 911. 

Email should not be used to report emergencies, crimes in progress, or incidents requiring an immediate police response.

However, you may provide confidential, non-urgent information about criminal activity—such as drug trafficking, human trafficking, child exploitation, or other public safety concerns—by emailing info@kitiganzibipolice.ca. This email account is monitored by a designated member of our staff, and all information received is treated with the utmost confidentiality.

If you would like to speak directly with a specific staff member, you may request an appointment by email or by calling our non-emergency line at 819-449-6078.

No. Email should not be used to report emergencies, crimes in progress, or incidents requiring an immediate police response.

KZPS welcomes feedback from community members and greatly appreciates compliments recognizing the professionalism and dedication of our employees.

If you would like to share a compliment or discuss a concern regarding the services provided by the KZPS, please contact Chief of Police Paul McDougall or Deputy Director Jeff Meness by calling our non-emergency line at 819-449-6078, or by visiting the police station in person.

If you wish to file a formal complaint regarding the conduct of a police officer, complaints must be submitted to the Commissaire à la déontologie policière through their official website.

Commissaire à la déontologie policière: https://deontologie-policiere.gouv.qc.ca

KZPS provides Criminal Record Verification Checks for employment purposes and Vulnerable Sector Verification Checks.

To obtain more information about eligibility, required documentation, and the application process, please contact KZPS at 819-449-6078. Our staff will be happy to guide you through the process.

Community safety is a shared responsibility. You can help prevent crime by staying aware of your surroundings, reporting suspicious activity, securing your home and vehicles, and looking out for your neighbours. Parents and guardians can also play an important role by talking to youth about safety, online risks, and making positive choices.

If you see something that concerns you, we encourage you to contact the Kitigan Zibi Police Service. Community members are often our most valuable partners in identifying and addressing public safety concerns.

You can also submit confidential information to info@kitiganzibipolice.ca. Any information you provide may help us prevent crime, address community concerns, and keep Kitigan Zibi safe.

KZPS is proud to participate in community events whenever possible. If you would like to invite KZPS to attend or participate in an event, please contact us by email at info@kitiganzibipolice.ca or by calling our non-emergency line at 819-449-6078.

To help us assess your request, please include the event date, time, location, and a brief description of the event. While we cannot guarantee attendance at every event, we will make every effort to support community initiatives whenever operational requirements allow.

If there is an immediate threat to a youth's safety or well-being, please call 819-449-6000 immediately.

If you would like to share information or concerns about a youth's safety and there is no immediate threat, please contact KZPS through the emergency line to speak with an officer. Depending on the situation, the officer may ask you to come to the police station or arrange to meet with you in person to discuss your concerns.

You may also contact the Direction de la protection de la jeunesse (DPJ) or the Youth Protection Worker at Kitigan Zibi Health and Social Services. These organizations can provide support and intervention when concerns arise regarding the safety, development, or well-being of a child or youth.

KZPS is committed to supporting victims of crime and individuals who are concerned about the safety or well-being of someone else.

We encourage you to consult the Resources section of our website, where you will find information about local, regional, and provincial support services. You may also contact us by email at info@kitiganzibipolice.ca or call our non-emergency line at 819-449-6078 and request to speak with the Crime and Intelligence Analyst, who coordinates victim support and can assist with connecting individuals to appropriate services and resources.

If you believe someone is in immediate danger or requires urgent assistance, please call our emergency line at 819-449-6000 immediately.

If you are interested in pursuing a career in policing with KZPS, please contact Chief of Police Paul McDougall at 819-449-6078. He can provide information regarding current opportunities, qualifications, training requirements, and the recruitment process.