Martin Perron appointed Deputy Chief of the Edmundston Police Force

Jan 28, 2025

Martin Perron was recently promoted to Deputy Chief of the Edmundston Police Force. Mr. Perron's appointment is effective immediately. He replaces François Levesque, who recently opted for a career with the Fredericton Police Force.

Mr. Perron has been a member of the Edmundston Police Force for 24 years. During that time, he has worked as a patrol officer, investigator and court liaison officer. In 2018, he was promoted to sergeant, with the responsibility of supervising and directing work teams. For the past two years, he has held the position of Operations Inspector, where he was responsible for planning and coordinating operations, implementing strategies to optimize operational efficiency and enhance public safety. 

During his assignments, he has had the opportunity to take part in virtually every stage of police investigations, from planning to organisation and control. He has also taken a number of training courses over the years that will be put to good use in his new role.

“Mr. Perron has a wealth of professional experience and training that will benefit the Force. We are convinced that Mr. Perron will be able to put his experience, training and leadership skills to good use in his new role,” stated Steve Robinson, Director of the Police Force.

Well known in the community, Mr. Perron has long been involved with sports organizations, including the Jeux de l'Acadie, the Blizzard, the Roch-Voisine Celebrity Golf Tournament for the Bob-Fife Foundation, and the Edmundston Minor Hockey Community Club.

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 CONTACT: Mr. Steve Robinson, Director, Edmundston Police Force, 506.739.2100