PA@5 - Deputy Chief Farica Prince with Prince Albert Police Service

After an extensive national search facilitated by Leaders International, The Prince Albert Police Service welcomed Farica Prince as their Deputy Chief of Police in October, 2021

Deputy Chief Prince began her career in October 2001 and was posted to her home community of Sioux Valley Dakota Nation in southern Manitoba, after graduating from RCMP’s Depot Division. Farica has served in the three prairie provinces and four organizations having led many initiatives in various areas of policing; patrol, training, professional standards, communications, detention, recruiting, promotion, information management, policy and procedure.
 
Deputy Chief Prince is committed to continuous learning, graduating in 2019 from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Policing. Farica is the recipient of the Alberta Emergency Services, Police Exemplary Service and the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medals.
 
Farica is actively involved with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), serving as co-chair of the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion committee as well as a member of the CACP President’s Advisory Council. Deputy Chief Prince is active within Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police and previously with Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police.
 
Deputy Chief is proud to call Prince Albert home and remains a dedicated community member and serves in many capacities. Farica is thankful to have recently joined the Victoria Hospital Foundation’s Board of Directors.