David Fleugel

Chief Constable

Chief Fleugel has been in the field of policing for over 28 years. Chief Fleugel has 25 years of experience with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Chief Fleugel spent all of his career in the RCMP in metro Vancouver arear performing municipal policing at all levels. The last position he held in the RCMP was at the rank of Superintendent as the Officer In Charge of the Ridge Meadows Detachment. In the spring 2017, Chief Fleugel proudly joined the Port Moody Police Department. Chief Fleugel has a bachelor's degree from Carleton University, as well as certificates in criminal justice from the University of Virginia and incident command system from the Justice Institute of British Columbia. He is also a proud graduate of the Canadian Police College Executive Development Program and also the FBI National Academy.

Leslie Ogston

Deputy Chief Constable

Deputy Chief Ogston has been in policing for 29 years, first joining the Vancouver Police Department in 1992. In 1996, Deputy Ogston moved to Port Moody and joined the PMPD. In 1998, Leslie moved back to Vancouver and rejoined the VPD, initially working Patrol and Financial Crime. Promoted to Sergeant, she was assigned to the Planning, Research and Audit Section, Financial Crime and Human Resources. Promoted to Inspector in 2012, Leslie spent a year as a Discipline Authority, followed by two years as Officer in Charge of the Professional Standards Section. In 2015, she returned to Operations as the District 3 Commander, responsible for the deployment of 145 front line police officers. In 2018, she was seconded as Bureau Director to the Criminal Service of BC and the Yukon, a multi-jurisdictional integrated unit comprised of police professionals. Deputy Chief Constable Ogston was sworn in by Chief Constable Fleugel in October 2020.

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Brad Sheridan

Inspector OIC Administration

Travis Carroll

Inspector OIC Operations

Inspector Travis Carroll began his career in law enforcement as a Reserve Constable with the Vancouver Police Department in 1993. In 1997, Travis joined the West Vancouver Police Department and in 2005 joined the Port Moody Police Department. Before being promoted to Sergeant in 2010, Travis worked in Patrol, was seconded to the IGTFVST, served as a Field Trainer and is a qualified Traffic Collision Analyst. Travis was a member of the Traffic Services Section both as a Constable and Sergeant. Travis has provided leadership to the Community Services Section and to Patrol on A and D Watch as the NCO i/c. Travis continues to support the PMPD as a senior Firearms Instructor and received a Chief Constable's Commendation in 2011.