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RCMP: Red River North Detachment


Red River North RCMP Detachment
Unit 2 - 3021 Birds Hill Road
East St. Paul, MB R2E 1A7
www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/mb/index.htm 

Please Note: Entrance to our building is not accessible from Birds Hill Rd. To visit our building, please drive down Camsell Avenue, then take the 2nd driveway entrance on your left (to the RM of East St. Paul parking lot).  See our Google Map

Regular Office Hours:  
Monday to Friday
8:00 am to 3:45 pm (We close daily for 1 hour between the hours of 11:30 - 13:30. Please come prior to, or after the time listed)

Note: It is recommended to call our office prior to coming, in case of changes to our office hours. Our phone number is: (204) 667-6519


Phone Numbers:

EMERGENCY:  911

Incident Reporting & Urgent - 24 hours  (204) 668-8322

Administration Line (Monday - Friday: 8am - 3:45pm)   (204) 667-6519 


Criminal Record Check/Vulnerable Sector Check  

Please see our webpage for instructions HERE


Options for addressing criminal activities in your neighbourhood

Often, members of the public are reluctant to call the police when they suspect illegal activities in their neighbourhood.  There is an alternative.

The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act works by holding property owners accountable for threatening or disturbing activities that regularly take place on their property related to:

  • Unlawful drug use or dealing, production or cultivation
  • Prostitution and related activities
  • Unlawful sale of liquor
  • Unlawful use or sale of intoxicating substances
  • Sexual abuse or exploitation of a child
  • Possession or storage of an unlawful firearm, weapon or explosive
  • Participating in a Criminal Organization offence


The process starts when one or more residents of a neighbourhood who fear for their safety or security file a complaint with Manitoba Justice. The identity of the complainant is kept confidential and cannot be revealed at any time. Based on the information provided to them, Manitoba Justice may launch an investigation.

For information on the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act, click HERE or contact the Public Safety Investigations office at (204) 945-3475.