Greenwood Military Police - Police Militaire de Greenwood

02/28/2026

Last night our team responded to a call of a woman in active labour at her residence. Fire crews had already forced entry to ensure access, and paramedics arrived shortly after. Within minutes of their arrival, a healthy baby was delivered safely in the family’s living room.

While EHS led the medical response, we were proud to provide support, scene security, and ensure pets within the house were cared for.

Calls like this are a reminder of the important roles of all first responders.

Congratulations to the family on their new arrival.

02/16/2026

**UPDATE**

The unknown man has ben identified and the investiation is still ongoing. Thank you to the public for your support.

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Do you recognize this man? The Greenwood Military Police are looking to identify him in relation to a theft of Military Police Childrens Blind Funds for charity from the lobby of our detachment.

Anyone with information about this incident or who can identify the man, is asked to contact the Greenwood Military Police detchment at 902-765-1494 ext. 568-5544.

File #: 26-4644

01/28/2026

Youth Wellness | Healthy Relationships
An evening of connection, conversation, and tacos. This month’s session explores what healthy relationships look like — friendships, family, and everything in between — through games, guided discussions, and hands‑on activities.

📅 Date: February 26
🕕 Time: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Morfee Centre

Ages 11–14
For youth connected to military members and veterans
Program delivered in English, with bilingual facilitators available
Registration required here: cfmws.ca/mfsgreenwood/youth-wellness
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Bien-être des jeunes | Relations saines
Une soirée pour échanger, réfléchir et… manger des tacos. La séance de ce mois-ci explore ce qui constitue une relation saine — amitié, famille et plus encore — à travers des jeux, des discussions guidées et des activités pratiques.

📅 Date : 26 février
🕕 Heure : 17 h 30 à 19 h 30
📍 Lieu : Centre Morfée

11 à 14 ans
Pour les jeunes liés à des membres militaires ou des vétérans
Programme offert en anglais, avec soutien de facilitateurs bilingues
Inscription requise, ici : sbmfc.ca/sfmgreenwood/bien-etre-jeunes

01/01/2026

12/17/2025

The holidays aren’t safe for everyone.

Intimate partner violence rises during the holiday season.

Call 211 or 1-855-225-0220 for confidential support. In an emergency, call 911.

211 Nova Scotia, Transition House Association of Nova Scotia

12/16/2025

A search warrant was executed at an address on Parker Mountain Road as a result of an investigation into several break and enters to the Port Royal Branch Legion.
Officers from the Military Police, the RCMP and the Annapolis Royal Police Service in a co-ordinated effort were able to recover items taken during the break and enters.
At no time was there a threat to public safety.

03/05/2025

Looking to get a handle on your 💵? This 4-part series starting March 18 could be just the ticket! Join SISIP Financial Greenwood’s Alison Reid and learn how to build your skills. Register in advance: [email protected]

02/26/2025

MFRCs are the heart of the base and can offer so much for our CAF community! 💛

What’s one thing you can always count on your local MFRC for? Share some love for them in the comments below. ⬇️

01/31/2025

Winter Driving Safety Tips from Your Military Police

As winter settles in, road conditions can quickly change, making driving more challenging. As members of the Canadian Armed Forces, we know the importance of staying safe while on the road. Here are some essential tips to help you navigate safely during the colder months:

1. Check Your Vehicle: Ensure your tires are properly inflated and suitable for winter conditions. Keep your windshield washer fluid topped up, and check that your defrosting system is working efficiently.

2. Slow Down: Reduce your speed, especially on icy or snowy roads. Allow more space between your vehicle and others to account for longer stopping distances.

• Speeding in Winter Conditions: Fines for speeding can range from $110 to $1,000, depending on how much you exceed the posted speed limit. Unsafe speed for winter conditions could result in additional penalties or charges.

3. Be Prepared for Emergencies: Carry a winter survival kit, including blankets, non-perishable food, water, a flashlight, and extra gloves and hats. A shovel, salt, or sand can also help in case you get stuck.

4. Clear Your Vehicle: Before hitting the road, clear all snow and ice off your vehicle, including the roof, windows, and lights. Snow can fly off while driving, causing hazards for others.

5. Stay Alert: Winter conditions can create unexpected hazards such as black ice or snowdrifts. Stay vigilant, keep your headlights on, and avoid distractions while driving.

• Driving Without Headlights in Poor Visibility can result in a fine amount of $170 to be issued for not using headlights in low-visibility conditions, including snowstorms and fog.

6. Know When to Stay Home: If the weather is too severe, it may be safer to stay off the roads. Always trust your judgment and avoid unnecessary travel in extreme conditions.

Your safety is important to us! Let’s work together to make sure we’re all prepared and cautious on the roads this winter season.

Stay safe, stay vigilant, and drive responsibly. 🚗❄️

01/13/2025

New year, new beginnings mean giving your relationships a healthy restart. 💑

Use our tip sheets to help navigate deployment, relocation, and other trying times for military couples: https://ow.ly/gWpZ50UEyew

12/15/2024

Members of 24 Military Police Flight here at 14 Wing Greenwood, including Sailor First Class Eric MacRae, left, and Sergeant Ryan Stokes, sport their new ball cap headdress.
The MP ball cap is now authorized for wear by credentialed officers during the conduct of police duties, functions, training and operations. Throughout the fall, the MP ball cap was distributed to MP detachments across Canada and abroad.
The optional headdress, designed to be worn with MP duty gear, addresses the need for safety and comfort of MPs in the unique environments the Canadian Armed Forces operate in. Stemming from feedback from personnel, the importance of this optional item was apparent.
The design, with the 360-degree police markings and distinctive red trim on the brim, allows MPs to be recognizable from many angles to both the public and other law enforcement agencies.
The MP ball cap is a controlled item, issued to each member based on insights from the Mass Casualty Commission. Members are accountable for this item, similar to other components of their uniform. MP/ MPOs will still have their distinctive red berets available for wear with other orders of dress, including the occupational patrol dress. Future updates, including a new design for a new MP operational headdress, are anticipated.

Greenwood Military Police - Police Militaire de Greenwood

11/17/2024

📢 Military Police Detachment Update – Nova Scotia 🚔

Attention all CAF members and families!

The Military Police Detachment is here to serve and protect our community 24/7. We’re committed to providing a safe environment for everyone in uniform, their families, and civilians working with the CAF.

Here’s how we’re supporting you:

🔹 24/7 Patrols and Response – Our dedicated officers are always on call to assist with any incidents, from emergency situations to routine safety checks. We’re just a call away!

🔹 Community Engagement – We’re not just about enforcing the rules; we’re here to engage and support. Keep an eye out for us at upcoming base events, safety workshops, and educational programs. We’re looking forward to meeting more of you and answering any questions!

🔹 Road Safety Awareness – With winter coming, road conditions can be unpredictable. We’ll be sharing regular tips to help keep you safe on the roads. Drive cautiously, ensure your vehicle is winter-ready, and let’s work together to prevent accidents.

🔹 Impaired Driving Prevention – Your safety is our priority. With the legalization of cannabis and other substances, we’re trained and equipped to identify and handle impairment issues. Help us keep our roads safe—if you plan to consume, always have a plan to get home safely.

🔹 Need Assistance? – Whether it’s a safety concern or a question about regulations, don’t hesitate to reach out. Our station is open, and our team is ready to assist.

📞 Emergency Line: 911
📞 Non-Emergency Line: (902) 765-1494 ext. 568-5544
📍 Location: 521 Ad Astra Way, 14 Wing Greenwood, NS, B0P 1M0

We’re proud to serve the Nova Scotia military community. Let’s work together to keep our community safe and strong. 🇨🇦

Stay safe, stay informed, and don’t hesitate to reach out!