Construction Projects

Peel Regional Police is investing in modern, purpose‑built facilities to support our rapidly growing community.

These major construction projects will enhance frontline operations, improve service delivery and create a more connected, innovative and sustainable policing environment. Each new facility reflects our commitment to supporting community growth and strengthening our relationship with the residents we serve.

Ongoing Improvements in Your Community

Here you will find information regarding some of the ongoing improvements in your community, including project overviews, building size and scope, construction timelines and expected completion dates.

Construction of 23 Division

23 Division will be Peel Regional Police’s new modern facility at the northwest corner of Lagerfeld Drive and Mississauga Road in Brampton. This expanded division will strengthen our ability to deliver high‑quality, responsive policing as our community grows.

The new building will support more officers than any current division and bring several units together, including uniform patrol, the Criminal Investigation Bureau, Community Intervention and Response Team, bike patrol, the Community Liaison Office and a satellite Divisional Mobilization Unit office. It will also include an accident reporting centre for residents.

About the project

Two-storey building
61,000 square feet
Construction began in September 2024, with work scheduled on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Expected to open to the public between late 2026 and early 2027.

Timelines are subject to change.  

Construction of the new Operational Support Facility

The new Operational Support Facility (OSF), located at 8100 Mississauga Road north of Steeles Avenue, is a new Peel Regional Police project designed to enhance service delivery and support our rapidly growing community.

Featuring a modern, sustainable design, the OSF will bring several key operations together under one roof, including the 9‑1‑1 Communications Centre, Community Safety Operations Centre, Data Analytics, Information Technology Services, Records Services, Road Safety Services and Community Safety & Well‑Being.

About the Project

Five-storey building
250,000 square feet
Construction began in November 2024, with work schedule on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Expected to open between late 2027 and early 2028.

Timelines are subject to change.

Redevelopment of Sir Robert Peel Centre

The Sir Robert Peel Centre at 7750 Hurontario Street in Brampton is undergoing a multi‑phase redevelopment to create a modern, efficient and environmentally sustainable facility. Originally built in 1981 and named after the Father of Modern Policing, the centre has long served as a hub for frontline officers and civilian professionals. The redevelopment will modernize the site while keeping all police services fully operational.

About the project

Phase 1 introduces new specialized spaces for Forensic Identification Services, Detainee Processing, Records Information Management and administrative functions, along with improved site access and secure parking.

Two-storey building
130,000 feet
Construction began in July 2025, with work scheduled from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Expected to open between late 2028 and early 2029.

Phase 2 will deliver a new 22 Division, a new Corporate Development facility and expanded secure parking to support future growth.

Five-storey building
230,000 square feet
Construction is scheduled to begin early 2029 until 2033.

Timelines are subject to change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are we constructing these new buildings?

Peel Region is growing rapidly, and with a larger population comes an increased need for public safety services. To meet these evolving needs, we are investing in modern and expanded facilities that will enhance our ability to respond to calls for service and allocate resources more effectively.

These projects reflect our commitment to progressive, innovative and inclusive service excellence that will improve our service delivery, strengthen public safety and support the well-being of our growing community.

How will Peel Regional Police keep the community informed about construction projects?

Peel Regional Police will continue to provide updates on construction progress as new information becomes available.

What is being done to reduce noise during construction?

Contractors will follow all noise regulations and will not perform work outside permitted hours.

How will traffic be managed during the project?

Traffic control measures will be in place to protect both residents and construction workers. Detours and alternative routes will be clearly marked when required.

What steps are being taken to limit environmental impacts?

Crews will work to reduce dust and debris throughout the project. Regular street cleaning will also take place to maintain cleanliness in the surrounding area.

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