Neighbourhood Community Officer Program- Toronto Police Service

Neighbourhood Community Officers work in partnership with local residents and community-based organizations to address crime, disorder and community safety issues. The program was first introduced in 2013 across the city and evolved through community consultation and Humber College independent research to develop the best practices rolled out in Fall 2019.

They are embedded in one neighbourhood for at least four years to actively co-develop solutions and mobilize Toronto Police resources in order to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Acting as ambassadors for the Toronto Police Service, they work collaboratively with residents as well as community agencies to build sustainable solutions.

There are Neighbourhood Community Officers throughout all 16 police Divisions.

As of May 23, 2022, the program will be expanding to serve 51 out of the 158 identified city neighbourhoods, an increase of 13 neighbourhoods.

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Neighbourhood Community Officers by Division

New as of May 23, 2022 in bold

11 Division
Lambton-Baby Point | Roncesvalles | Weston-Pelham Park

12 Division
Beechborough-Greenbrook | Rockcliffe-Smythe | Rustic | Weston

13 Division
Oakwood

14 Division
Kensington-Chinatown | Niagara | South Parkdale

22 Division
Etobicoke West Mall | Islington-City Centre West | New Toronto

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Contact Community Partnerships and Engagement Unit

416-808-0100

40 College St., Toronto ON M5G 2J3

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Neighbourhood Community Officer Program