Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne

What Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne does

The Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne (CSRPA) is a New Brunswick regional service commission established in 2013 as one of 12 such bodies created under provincial local governance reform. It serves eight constituent communities — the municipalities of Caraquet, Shippagan, Tracadie, Neguac, Hautes-Terres, Île-de-Lamèque, and Rivière-du-Nord, plus the Acadian Peninsula Rural District (Miscou) — providing a shared portfolio of municipal services including solid waste management (processing approximately 15,000 tonnes of residential waste annually at the Tracadie facility), dog control and licensing, regional transportation (Flexi Mobilité rurale), tourism promotion, urban planning and permitting, community development, public safety coordination, and a regional growth initiative (Inspire Péninsule acadienne). The commission is governed by a board of directors comprising the seven mayors and the rural district chair, supported by nine committees, and is operationally led by a Première dirigeante (CEO). It has no taxation power and finances operations by billing member communities for services rendered and through provincial/federal grant programs (e.g., Health Canada, NB Environmental Trust Fund).

In 2023, provincial local governance reform significantly expanded CSRPA's mandate, adding economic development, tourism promotion, community development, regional transportation, sports/recreation/cultural infrastructure cost-sharing, and a public safety committee to its responsibilities. The commission does not develop proprietary technology; its digital footprint consists of standard web/social channels, a third-party pet management portal (TIE IT) for dog licensing, and dedicated service portals (e.g., trietespoubelles.ca, flexipeninsuleacadienne.ca, inspirepeninsuleacadienne.ca). Its revenue model is best characterized as managed services / professional services: fees billed to member municipalities for services delivered, supplemented by grants from provincial and federal partners. There is no equity ownership, no funding rounds, and no external investors — the entity is a public, government-accountable body whose customer and governance bases are identical.

Name

Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne

Legal name

Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne

Website

https://csrpa.ca

Company type

Private

Founded year

2013

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

51–100 employees

Short description

CSRPA is a New Brunswick regional service commission that delivers shared municipal services — solid waste, dog control, transportation, tourism, planning, and community development — to seven municipalities and one rural district across the Acadian Peninsula, funded by member fees and government grants.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Caraquet

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

1. Service fees to member communities: The commission charges member communities for services provided. It has no taxation power but bills for services rendered to municipalities and residents.
2. Service delivery charges: Services are billed to communities that receive them - the commission acts as a service delivery agent for member municipalities.

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

The CSRPA is a regional service commission created in 2013 under New Brunswick's Regional Service Commissions Act that delivers shared municipal services to its eight member communities in the Acadian Peninsula. Core offerings include animal/dog control, solid waste management, 911 emergency dispatch, urban planning, community development, regional transportation, tourism promotion, and airport services, funded through cost-recovery billing to member municipalities.

Product overview

The Commission de services régionaux Péninsule acadienne (CSRPA) is a regional service commission established in 2013 to facilitate collaboration between communities and deliver shared services. Rather than a single software product, CSRPA offers a portfolio of government and municipal services including: Dog Control (Service de contrôle des chiens), Solid Waste Management (Tri et poubelles), Community Development (Développement communautaire), Regional Growth (Inspire Péninsule acadienne), Tourism (Tourisme), Regional Transportation (Flexi Mobilité rurale), Urban Planning (Urbanisme), the Acadian Peninsula Airport, and Public Safety coordination. These services are delivered through dedicated portals and platforms, including a pet management portal for dog licensing and a solid waste portal, serving seven municipalities and the rural district of the Acadian Peninsula in New Brunswick.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Inspire Péninsule acadienne: Regional growth initiative
• Flexi Mobilité rurale
• Tri et Poubelles

Products and services

• Animal/Dog Control Services Field-based animal and dog control services delivered across the eight member communities of the Acadian Peninsula, including enforcement of municipal animal-control bylaws, stray-animal response, and public-safety patrols.
• Solid Waste Management Regional collection, transfer, and disposal of solid waste on behalf of member municipalities, including curbside collection and management of waste-disposal infrastructure for the Acadian Peninsula.
• 911 Emergency Dispatch Centralized 911 emergency call-taking and dispatch services for the Acadian Peninsula, routing calls to police, fire, and ambulance responders across member communities.
• Urban Planning Services Regional urban planning, zoning review, and land-use planning support provided to member municipalities that lack dedicated in-house planning staff.
• Community Development Regional community development programming, supporting member municipalities on economic development, social initiatives, and inter-municipal projects.
• Regional Transportation Operation of regional public-transit and transportation services connecting communities across the Acadian Peninsula.
• Tourism Promotion Regional tourism marketing and visitor services for the Acadian Peninsula, promoting member municipalities as a unified destination.
• Airport Services Operation and management of regional airport infrastructure serving the Acadian Peninsula on behalf of member communities.

Quantifiable outcome

• Solid waste reduction efforts targeting lower contamination rates in recyclable materials

Named customers8 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Northern Energy Alliance (Alliance de l'énergie du Nord)strategicStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership related to energy initiatives for the Acadian Peninsula region announced November 2024.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Commission de services régionaux du Grand Fredericton: Another of the 12 NB regional service commissions, serving the greater Fredericton area. It operates the same model of pooled municipal services under provincial legislation, providing a near-identical governance and service-delivery template to CSRPA.
• MRC de Kamouraska: A Québec municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) that pools municipal authority over land-use planning, regional development, waste management and community services across its member municipalities - functionally the closest French-Canadian analogue to a New Brunswick regional service commission like CSRPA.
• Commission de services régionaux du Nord-Ouest: One of the 12 New Brunswick regional service commissions covering the northwestern region of the province. It mirrors CSRPA's mandate to deliver shared planning, waste, public safety and community development services across multiple rural municipalities.
• MRC de La Côte-de-Beaupré: A Québec MRC delivering shared regional services (planning, development, waste, public safety support) to a cluster of small municipalities. Its scale, rural character and pooled-service mandate make it highly comparable to CSRPA's operating model.
• Commission de services régionaux de Kent: A New Brunswick regional service commission serving Kent County with a comparable portfolio of regional services delivered on behalf of member municipalities under the same 2013 provincial framework as CSRPA.
• Commission de services régionaux du Sud-Est: A New Brunswick regional service commission serving the southeastern region with the same shared-services model and member-municipality governance structure created by the 2013 provincial reform that also established CSRPA.
• Commission de services régionaux Chaleur: One of the other 12 New Brunswick regional service commissions established in 2013 under the same provincial reform. It delivers an analogous portfolio of shared municipal services (planning, waste, transit, public safety, economic development) to its member municipalities in the Chaleur region, making it the closest structural and operational peer to CSRPA.
• Commission de services régionaux Acadie-Bathurst: A New Brunswick regional service commission serving the Acadie-Bathurst area with the same statutory mandate and shared-service portfolio (waste, planning, transit, economic development, public safety) as CSRPA, making it directly comparable in scope and governance.

Regional players

• Capital Regional District: A British Columbia regional district providing regional services (planning, solid waste, recreation, emergency services, housing) to 13 municipalities and 3 electoral areas around Victoria. It is comparable to CSRPA as another Canadian regional governance body aggregating municipal service delivery across a defined territory.
• Metro Vancouver Regional District: A British Columbia regional district that delivers shared regional services (planning, air quality, water, waste, housing, regional parks) on behalf of 21 member municipalities. Although larger and urban, it performs the same governance role of aggregating municipal demand for regional services that CSRPA performs for the Acadian Peninsula.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/channel/UCmcCir8A0NpJQFI0agzw83w
• Facebookfacebook.com/csr4pa
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/commission-de-services-r%C3%A9gionaux-p%C3%A9ninsule-acadienne
• Instagraminstagram.com/csrpeninsuleacadienne

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

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