The NG9-1-1 journey to the future of emergency communications has begun! Over time, we expect to see gradual improvements in call processing and wait times. News Release: https://tps.to/60198
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The Toronto Police Service is the fourth largest municipal police service in North America with over 5500 officers and 2200 civilian support staff. The Service enjoys a well-earned reputation as a world leader in policing and is committed to excellence, innovation, quality leadership and provides a lifelong commitment to training and education with unlimited advancement opportunities for its members. The Service has been widely recognized as a leader in policing and is committed to providing excellence, innovation and quality leadership to the citizens of Toronto. The Toronto Police Service is able to provide a multitude of advancement opportunities for its uniform and civilian members, with over 180 uniform and over 300 different civilian job opportunities. The Toronto Police Service is dedicated to delivering police services, in partnership with our communities, to keep Toronto the best and safest place to be.
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The first step in the NG9-1-1 transition is now complete! This will enhance public safety communications & help our operators work faster & more efficiently. These changes will not affect the public. If you need emergency help, call 9-1-1. News Release: https://tps.to/60198
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This week Toronto Police Service welcomed 155 high school and university students to work alongside our police officers and civilian members to foster crucial connections between our community and law enforcement. This is the 18th year of our Youth in Policing initiative which benefits students and gives our members the opportunity to interact with and learn from youth in our city. It increases our understanding of each other's perspectives to help bridge the gap that sometimes exists between young people and the police. To our YIPI students and all young people entering the workforce, remember that you are society's future leaders, thinkers, and change-makers. Your voice matters - your experiences, fears and hopes are powerful catalysts for change. I look forward to seeing the great work you do this summer and learning about your experiences.
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Introducing our newly promoted Staff Superintendents. These five leaders bring a huge amount of policing experience to the highest ranks of the Service. Congratulations, Kelly, Shannon, Joe, Brett and Frank on your promotion. https://lnkd.in/emVNAT66
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Thank you to all who joined us at Queens Park yesterday for the inaugural Police Suicide Memorial. Thank you, Canada Beyond The Blue, for your endless support to police families who lost their loved ones Because of the Line of Duty.
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National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day to celebrate the diverse cultures and traditions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples and reflect on their exceptional resilience in the face of immense challenges. Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to meet with Indigenous communities in Toronto to honour the leadership and contributions of Indigenous Elders. During the gathering, we celebrated with traditional songs and dances and discussed the Service's commitment to continue fostering our relationship and building trust with our city’s Indigenous communities.
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Three TPS officers were honoured with Ontario Medals of Bravery for their lifesaving work. Watch one of the award recipients, Cst. Biryukov as he shares how he saved a vulnerable person who wanted to take his own life. Full story: https://lnkd.in/gwi9tX-N
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We celebrated our Indigenous Peoples at the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto today through traditional song and dance and honoured Indigenous Elders for their contribution to their communities. “Through their tireless efforts, they ensure that the wisdom of their ancestors is not lost, but rather is passed down to future generations,” said Chief Myron Demkiw at the Service’s Aboriginal Peacekeeping Unit National Indigenous People’s Day event on June 17. “Their extraordinary resilience in the face of immense challenges, including the painful legacies of colonialism, the residential school system and intergenerational trauma, is a testament to their strength and spirit.”
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Happy Eid Ul-Adha to everyone celebrating. #EidMubarak
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