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B.C., Smithers
2025-05-02 11:37 PDT
The Smithers RCMP is pleased to welcome four new police officers who have recently joined the detachment, bringing fresh energy and perspectives to the team.
The new members — Cst. Jessie Seng, Cst. Savannah Sundquist, Cst. Mitchell Fossum, and Cst. Joe Nicholas — are already working alongside experienced officers as they begin serving the Smithers area.
Cst. Seng and Cst. Sundquist Cst. Fossum and Cst. Nicholas
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This is an exciting time for our detachment, said Sgt. Ryan Law, Acting Smithers Detachment Commander. The addition of these four officers brings a renewed sense of momentum. We now have a blend of senior experience and new talent working together to meet the needs of our community added Sgt. Law.
This is an exciting time for our detachment,
The addition of these four officers brings a renewed sense of momentum. We now have a blend of senior experience and new talent working together to meet the needs of our community added Sgt. Law.
We now have a blend of senior experience and new talent working together to meet the needs of our community
The new officers come from diverse backgrounds and bring a range of skills and life experiences to their policing roles. Their arrival marks a new chapter for the Smithers RCMP as the detachment continues to evolve in response to the changing needs of the area.
Cst. Joe Nicholas shared that he joined the RCMP to work with like-minded teammates who are passionate about making a positive impact in our community.
to work with like-minded teammates who are passionate about making a positive impact in our community.
Community members may see new faces on patrol, at community events, and during day-to-day interactions. The RCMP encourages residents to say hello and get to know the officers helping keep Smithers safe.
Policing is most effective when it’s rooted in community connection, said Constable Jocelyn Foidart. I’m proud of the work our members are doing and excited about what this next generation brings to the table added Cst. Foidart, Smithers RCMP Media Relations Officer.
Policing is most effective when it’s rooted in community connection,
I’m proud of the work our members are doing and excited about what this next generation brings to the table
The Smithers RCMP remains committed to building strong relationships and fostering public safety through proactive, community-focused policing.
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Email: jocelyn.foidart@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
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