Port Coquitlam realizes how important safety and security are for our community members. The City operates two Community Police Offices in conjunction with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and runs numerous programs and services out of these stations.

Read below or click on a link to the left to find out more information about community policing programs and ways to get involved.

What is a Community Police Station?

What do Community Police Stations do?
The Community Police Station offers a number of front counter services:

• Respond to routine enquiries from the public;
• Document non-emergency crime reports;
• lost/found/stolen property
• graffiti/vandalism
• drugs, and
• general complaints.

• Bike and foot patrols to support crime prevention objectives like reducing auto theft and programs like ICBC's External LinkStolen Auto Recovery (SAR) program.

• Taking non-emergency police reports at CPSs for minor incidents such as lost and found property.

• Attending community events to do outreach and education and deliver public safety programs such as Child ID

• Spearheading new initiatives to address real public safety issues, like the Bait Locker program

Requirements:

• At least 16 years old
• Willing and able to pass an RCMP security and suitable interview

The Stations also facilitate crime prevention programs such as: 

• Child Identification;
• fingerprinting children in the event they are lost
• ICBC Auto Theft Programs;
• lock out auto crime
• stolen auto recovery
• bike and foot patrols;
• collecting criminal record checks;
• Operation Identification;
• engraving personal items for loss prevention
• fraud/identity theft information;
• senior safety information.

Downtown Community Police Station
2581 Mary Hill Road
Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 4X3
Tel  604.927.2383
Email: communitypolice2@shaw.ca

Northside Community Police Station
3312 Coast Meridian Road
Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 3N5
Tel  604.927.5172

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