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How can you communicate with the Toronto Police Service for a non-emergency situation?

Anyone registered for T9-1-1 services in the city of Toronto can contact Toronto Police for non-emergency issues using the T9-1-1 service.

416-808-2222 (*8-7-7) Non-Emergency

The police non-emergency line *TPS (*8-7-7) on mobile or 416-808-2222 allows residents to connect with police services, personnel and programs

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How can I file a police report online?

If you have an emergency – an immediate threat to life or property – please call 911. Non-emergencies can be reported by calling ‪416-808-2222.

Many incidents can be reported using our Online Reporting System, such as Damage to Vehicle or Property under $5,000, Driving or Parking Complaints, Traffic Issues or Concerns, Graffiti, or Theft or Fraud Under $5,000.

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Priority Operations.

Communication Services

Operations Centre.

311 Toronto At Your Service

311 provides residents, businesses and visitors with easy access to non-emergency City of Toronto services, programs and information 24 hours a day, seven

Online Reporting

Online Reporting.

Are police officers the only resource available to respond to a mental health call?

The Toronto Police Service is just one of the resources available to respond to a mental health call in Toronto.

The Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) provides free, confidential, in-person mental health supports to persons experiencing non-emergency mental health crises from trauma-informed mobile crisis worker teams that are client-centered. TCCS supports Toronto residents 16 years of age or older and is available 24/7.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis or needs a wellness check, call 2-1-1 to access the Toronto Community Crisis Service.

TCCS can also provide:

• referrals and connections to other services
• resources and information
• post-crisis follow-up supports

Report on Graffiti

2-1-1 Central

Call 2-1-1 to access community or social services

What systems does the Toronto Police Service use to store this information?

The Vulnerable Person Registry database stores information in two Toronto Police Service Systems:

• A Records Management system that automatically receives the information once an online report has been submitted.
• A Computer Automated Dispatch (CAD) system, which is the system that helps TPS manage and coordinate responses to 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls. Information is stored in CAD after being verified, to ensure that communication operators are able to access Vulnerable Person Registry information when calls are received.
  • Note: Vulnerable Person information is accessed within CAD by searching addresses and not a specific name. The Toronto Police Service is currently working towards a better Vulnerable Person Registry solution where this information is accessed in CAD by searching either a name or an address.

As with all information stored in Toronto Police Service databases, Vulnerable Person information is used for law enforcement purposes and complies with applicable legislative acts.

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Report on Damage to Property Under $5,000

Report on Damage to Vehicle Under $5,000