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Our mission
Our mission is to maintain peace, order, and public security, to prevent and repress crime and offences under the law and Cree communities by-laws throughout Eeyou Istchee. In pursuing our mission, the EEPF and its members ensure the safety of persons and property, safeguard rights and freedoms, as well as respect and remain attentive to the needs of victims. We partner strategically with key stakeholders to uphold the highest level of public security and social wellness for our people throughout the territory.
Our vision
Our vision as an Indigenous police force is to preserve and strengthen our deep connection to our roots while embracing a forward-looking approach. Proud of our origins, we are committed to providing professional policing services throughout Eeyou Istchee in partnership with the communities we serve. With a focus on the future, we continuously strive to adopt and implement best policing practices. We envision safe and thriving communities where trust and collaboration between law enforcement and the people we serve are paramount.
Our values
Our organization and our employees embrace the following core values to best serve our communities. These values define our commitment and guide our actions and interactions, ensuring that we uphold the highest standards of service. They are:
Professionalism
Highest standard of conduct in the workplace
Integrity
Honesty and high moral principles
Respect
Consideration and appreciation of others
Accountability
Obligation to justify actions
History of the police department
The Eeyou-Eenou Police Force (EEPF) is established by virtue of Section 19 of James Bay and Northern Québec Agreement (JBNQA).
Originally, each Cree community had its own local police force.
EEPF Regional Headquarters
of Director Reggie Bobbish
new Mistissini detachment
of Director David Bergeron
Waskaganish detachment
of current Director
Shannon Nakogee
Call Dispatch Center
Ouje-Bougoumou detachment
Community engagement
Prevention initiatives
Programs and initiatives promoting safety and risk reduction.
Events
Supporting community events.
Feedback and public forums
Open dialogue fostering accountability and continuous improvement.
Organizational structure and leadership
The Eeyou Eenou Police Force (EEPF) is led by a dedicated leadership team that works closely with Cree communities to ensure safe, respectful, and culturally grounded policing across Eeyou Istchee.
Leadership team
Shannon Nakogee
Police Director
Leading the EEPF into a new era of innovation, wellness, and community-centred policing.
Shannon Nakogee
Police Director
Shannon Nakogee brings over 18 years of dedicated service in law enforcement to his role as the Police Director of the Eeyou Eenou Police Force. He is committed to guiding EEPF through a new era of innovation and inclusion, with a strong focus on officer wellness, professional development, community engagement, and technology to improve response times and transparency. His vision is a police force that not only protects but also empowers, working hand in hand with Cree communities to build safer, stronger futures for every member.
Bradley Mianscum
Deputy Director of Operations
Over three decades of service and operational leadership across Eeyou Istchee.
Bradley Mianscum
Deputy Director of Operations
Deputy Director Bradley Mianscum brings over three decades of dedicated police service and proven leadership to the organization. From his early years in patrol and criminal investigations to his experience as a detachment commander, his extensive background and steady leadership continue to strengthen the EEPF and uphold the highest standards of policing across the region.
Audrey Anna Icebound
Inspector of Administration
Ensuring that systems, resources, and processes support frontline policing and long-term planning.
Audrey Anna Icebound
Inspector of Administration
Inspector Audrey Anna Icebound oversees the administrative functions and internal processes that support frontline policing, training, and strategic planning. Her role ensures that the organization’s resources and systems are aligned with its mission, values, and the needs of Cree communities.
Randy Kitchen
Inspector of Investigations
Leading complex investigations and supporting detachments with major files.
Randy Kitchen
Inspector of Investigations
Inspector Randy Kitchen leads major investigations and supports detachments with complex files, ensuring best practices in evidence gathering, investigative techniques, and case management across the EEPF.
Robie Petawabano
Captain
Providing operational leadership and coordination across EEPF detachments.
Robie Petawabano
Captain
Captain Robie Petawabano provides operational leadership and coordination between detachments, supporting supervisors and frontline officers in day-to-day policing. He plays a key role in aligning local operations with EEPF’s strategic priorities.
Steven Boudrias
Captain
Supporting frontline supervisors and ensuring consistent service delivery across communities.
Steven Boudrias
Captain
Captain Steven Boudrias combines his experience as a community Lieutenant with a broader leadership role supporting detachments. He works closely with local leadership and officers to support operations, mentoring, and continuous improvement in service to the Cree communities.
Detachment commanders
Each community detachment is led by a Lieutenant who works closely with local leadership, organizations, and residents to address priorities and maintain public safety across Eeyou Istchee.
Gabriel Masty
Lieutenant
Whapmagoostui
Phone: 819-929-3748
Gordon Snowboy
Lieutenant
Chisasibi
Phone: 819-855-3499
Calvin Hester
Lieutenant
Wemindji
Phone: 819-978-3655
Randy Tomatuk
Lieutenant
Eastmain
Phone: 819-977-0213
Joe Saganash
Lieutenant
Waskaganish
Phone: 819-895-2029
Claude Coonishish
Lieutenant
Nemaska
Phone: 819-673-2508
Gideon Iserhoff
Lieutenant
Mistissini
Phone: 418-923-3313
Robert Mianscum
Lieutenant
Ouje-Bougoumou
Phone: 418-745-4060
Michael Blacksmith
Lieutenant
Waswanipi
Phone: 819-753-2545
