In a groundbreaking move that signifies a significant step towards self-governance and community empowerment, the official signing ceremony for the transfer of police services from the RCMP to the Manitoba First Nations Police Service is took today in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation.

The long-awaited transition marks a pivotal moment in the history of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, as the 7-member detachment of the Manitoba First Nations Police Service has been operational since October 1. This transfer of services represents a shift towards a more culturally sensitive and community-focused approach to law enforcement within the community.

The Manitoba First Nations Police Service is committed to building strong relationships with the community, promoting trust and cooperation between law enforcement officers and residents. The newly established detachment in Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is poised to enhance public safety, reduce crime rates, and ensure the well-being of community members.

As the transfer of police services signifies a significant milestone for Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, residents are hopeful that this new chapter will bring about positive changes and foster a sense of security and pride within their community.

The official signing ceremony today not only marks the culmination of extensive planning and collaboration but also symbolizes a brighter and more empowered future for Brokenhead Ojibway Nation under the guidance of the Manitoba First Nations Police Service.