The Board of Directors of the Régie intermunicipale de police Thérèse-De Blainville (RIPTB) confirmed the appointment of Julien Steben Roman to the position of inspector during its meeting held on Thursday, January 22.
The appointment was formally announced by RIPTB Director Luc Larocque, who administered Mr. Steben Roman’s oath of office and presented him to members of the board. According to the organization, the nomination reflects Mr. Steben Roman’s professional background and his continued involvement within the police service.
In his new role, Mr. Steben Roman will serve as an inspector within the Division of Operational Support. The division plays a central role in supporting frontline police work, providing coordination, oversight, and operational assistance to officers in the field. Inspectors assigned to this division are responsible for ensuring that operational standards, procedures, and resources align with the organization’s mandate and public safety objectives.
The Régie intermunicipale de police Thérèse-De Blainville provides policing services to several municipalities on Montreal’s North Shore. Its responsibilities include crime prevention, patrol services, criminal investigations, road safety, and community policing. The organization operates under the governance of a board of directors composed of representatives from its member municipalities, ensuring accountability and oversight in accordance with Quebec’s policing framework.
RIPTB stated that Mr. Steben Roman’s experience and approach are expected to contribute to the operational effectiveness of the organization, particularly in supporting officers and coordinating police activities across the territory it serves.
No further details regarding the length of the appointment or specific operational priorities associated with the position were disclosed.
