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Community Partner Beautifies Police Station

September 19, 2024

53 Division
A community farming group teamed up again with police officers by beautifying a Midtown police station. In 2019, 53 Division Neighbourhood Community Officers (NCOs) teamed up with Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers (TPUF) on Project Bloom that provided youth in the area with woodworking skills and tools to build gardening infrastructure....
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New Communications Operators Answer Call to Help

September 19, 2024

Communications Services
Communications Operators are a vital link between citizens needing urgent assistance and police, fire and medical personnel responding to calls for service. “Tens of thousands of people call us for help each year because they know you will answer,” Chief Myron Demkiw said at the Communications Operators graduation on September...
9-1-1 communications operator
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Community Helps Most Vulnerable

September 13, 2024

31 Division
42 Division
55 Division
Community members and policing partners were honoured for their selflessness with Toronto Police Community Members awards on September 10. “These are courageous and passionate Toronto residents living and working here in our city who, in difficult times, stressful and sometimes dangerous situations, maintained their composure and took action,” said Deputy...
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Recognizing Leaders in Mental Health

September 6, 2024

Toronto Police Service Chief Myron Demkiw praised this year’s Beyond the Blue Champions of Change Award nominees, saying they are making a profound impact on raising awareness about mental health and well-being. “Their efforts reflect the kind of leadership that is embodied by Beyond the Blue,” he said at the...
mental health
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Helping Journey to Recovery from Hurricane

September 5, 2024

51 Division
Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit
Hurricane Beryl devastated several Caribbean islands, including St. Vincent & the Grenadines in early July. Retired York Regional Police Officer Tony Browne spearheaded the organization of a donation drive with support from Toronto Police Constables Curtis Celestine, of the Community Partnerships & Engagement Unit (CPEU), and Mustafa Popalzai, of 51...
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