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Brandon Police Service
1020 Victoria Avenue Brandon, MB
Emergencies 911
Non-Emergencies 204-729-2345
Deputy Chief Randy Lewis grew up on a farm in the southwest part of Manitoba and moved to Brandon in 1987 to attend Brandon University. Upon graduation from Brandon University in 1992, Deputy Chief Lewis briefly worked in the private sector before beginning his policing career with the Brandon Police Service in 1994. Deputy Chief Lewis has worked in many areas of the Brandon Police Service throughout his career including the Patrol Division, Criminal Investigations Unit, Traffic Unit, Community Support Unit, Tactical Response Unit, and Firearms Training Unit. Deputy Chief Lewis was promoted to his current rank in February of 2016. Deputy Chief Lewis and his wife reside in Brandon where they raised three adult children.
Inspector Marc Alain was born and raised in the lower mainland of British Columbia. He moved to Manitoba with his wife in 1978, to her home town of Deloraine. Inspector Alain worked with a local plumber there for about a year.
In November 1979, he was hired by the Deloraine Town Police Department. He worked there with the Chief of Police for six (6) years before being hired by the Brandon police Service in January 1986. He started in Brandon as all Police Officers working in the patrol division. Throughout his career he has worked in the Criminal Investigation Section, Community Resources unit, Training Section, Community Policing Section. As a Staff Sergeant he has been in charge of a patrol Platoon, Training, the CompStat section, Support Services and the Crime Division. He was promoted to Inspector – Support Services Division on February 28, 2022.
Inspector Alain and his wife live in Brandon. They have two (2) adult children and are proud grandparents to five (5) grandchildren.
In January of 2018, Greg was appointed to the rank of Inspector and was in charge of Support Services. Inspector Hebert joined the Brandon Police Service in 1992 and has enjoyed a variety of assignments during his 31-year career, including Patrol, Traffic, Major Crimes, Organized Crime, Court Services and Organizational Development.
Inspector Hebert has worked the majority of his career in Operations, spending over 24 years in various roles within the Service.
He is currently the Inspector of Operations where he oversees the Patrol and the Crime Divisions, including the Officer i/c of the Emergency Response Team.
Inspector Hebert is a current member of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), Association of Canadian Critical Incident Commanders ACCIC) and the Manitoba Association of Chiefs of Police (MACP). In his role with MACP, he serves on the Tactical Advisory Committee and the Organized Crime Task Force.
Inspector Hebert has completed the Asper School of Business – Advanced Program in Management, Leadership, and Strategy. He has recently completed the CACP Executive Mentorship Program.
Greg and his wife Wendy are the proud parents of three young women.
Manitoba municipalities that run a police service are required to have a police board in place, in accordance with the Province of Manitoba’s Police Services Act. The requirement for such boards was mandated by the Provincial Government to improve overall accountability and transparency within municipal police services across Manitoba.
As per the provincial legislation, the board will be required to meet a minimum of four times a year and will act as the general overseer of the Brandon Police Service, though it will not interfere with the Services’ day-to-day operations. Among the boards’ responsibilities will be the hiring of future police chiefs and working with the Brandon Police Service to set its annual budgets.
2024 Schedule of Meetings
All meetings will be held at 12:00 Noon in the Council Chamber, Civic Administration Building, 410 – 9th Street, Brandon, MB, unless notice is given otherwise.
The Brandon Police Board shall move into a private meeting when the following topics will be discussed:
