Editing Campbellton, New Brunswick (section)

==Other services==

The city has an [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police|RCMP]] station on Arran Street, which serves as the regional headquarters of ''District 9'' comprising [[Restigouche County, New Brunswick|Restigouche County]] and the Western part of [[Gloucester County, New Brunswick|Gloucester County]].

The Campbellton Fire Station is located at 33 Roseberry Street. The department is composed of a fire chief, 7 full-time firefighters, and 29 paid on-call firefighters.

Campbellton is home to a New Brunswick Provincial Court located downtown on Water Street. All judges of this court have jurisdiction throughout the province and the Campbellton court possesses a satellite location in [[Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick|St-Quentin]]. Court of Queen's Bench sittings for the Judicial District of Campbellton are held in this court.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.gnb.ca/cour/04CQB/locations-e.asp |title=gnb.ca: Court of Queen's Bench - Locations |access-date=2011-12-11 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160713181343/http://www.gnb.ca/cour/04CQB/locations-e.asp |archive-date=2016-07-13 |url-status=dead }}</ref>

The [[Restigouche Regional Service Commission]], which is located at 68A Water Street,<ref>[http://commission2.ca/public/Contacts.php commission2.ca: Restigouche Regional Service Commission - CONTACTS]</ref> is governed by a board of 12 (largely ex-officio) directors,<ref>[http://commission2.ca/public/Members.php commission2.ca: Members]</ref> and provides the following services to all municipalities and rural Communities within the county:<ref>[http://commission2.ca/public/Services.php commission2.ca: SERVICES]</ref>
* Local and Regional Planning, such as zoning by-laws<ref>[http://commission2.ca/public/rplan/test/ByLaws.php commission2.ca: Maps & By-Laws]</ref>
* Solid Waste Management
* Regional Policing Collaboration
* Regional Emergency Measures Planning
* Regional Sport, Recreational, and Cultural Infrastructure Planning and Cost-Sharing
* Service arrangements
* Collaboration on regional issues
* Services to First Nations Communities

There are numerous law firms, lawyers and attorneys in the city offering a fair amount of professional services to clients. There are also two Chartered Professional Accounting offices in the city meeting the needs of the business community.