Sainte-Anne police department

608 Traverse Road
Sainte-Anne, Manitoba
204-422-8209
sapd@steanne.ca

Marc Robichaud
Police Chief
marc.robichaud@steanne.ca

CHIEF ROBICHAUD has over 25 years experience in policing and security management. Prior to coming to Sainte-Anne, he was the Manager of Investigative Service for Atlantic lottery, overseeing investigations throughout Atlantic Canada. He has a diverse policing background having worked in areas such as Emergency Response, Major Crime and Drug Section. Robichaud was also the Provincial Municipal Police Coordinator for Violent Crime Linkage Analysis with the RCMP Behavioral Science Unit. This involved profiling crimes and linking serial offenders thoughout the country. In his spare time Marc is the head coach of the Southeast Wrestling team, and is actively involved with Wrestling Manitoba.

Maranda Lanouette
Administrative Clerk
adminsapd@steanne.ca

Sergeant
Nancy Higgins

Constables
Scott Badiuk
Erik Hertes
Jordan Scott

Casual Constables
Kelly Keith
Jacek Kapka
Jules Buors

Cody Dzik, Jeremy Lennon-Gibson
By-Law Enforcement/Community Safety Officer
bylaw@steanne.ca
204-408-8251

The By-Law Enforcement Officer is responsible for enforcing municipal by-laws and providing public information to ensure the protection of residents, property and employees. 

auxiliaries

You might notice officers wearing light blue shirts on bikes, walking the beat or driving with our regular officers. These are our volunteer Auxiliary Officers. These unpaid officers have gone through training on police procedures and are assisting our regular members. We have had a huge interest in our Auxiliary Program. We currently have 20 volunteers many of which come from backgrounds with the Sheriff's Department, Canada Customs, Revenue Canada, and Provincial Corrections. The Auxiliary Program means that officers who would often work by themselves have the benefit of having someone else. The Auxiliary Program is also a feeder program for our regualr officer positions. All of our current Constables have put in significant time with the Auxiliary Program.