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General Information
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Use the Non-Emergency Line for reporting non-urgent situations or to make general inquiries. |
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Use this line if you have a direct extension or know the name of the employee you are hoping to reach. This line doesn't have a live operator. |
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Teletypewriter (TTY) - for the Hearing Impaired Only: 905-451-1196 |
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This line can be used to report emergency or non-emergency situations, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A person with hearing loss can call for police service as follows: Emergency calls can be made from a TTY by calling 9-1-1 and pressing the space bar until you receive a response. |
Frequently Called Numbers
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The Alarm Program Unit communicates with the alarm industry and the alarm subscriber to identify and resolve false alarms. |
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The Auxiliary Program is made up of over 100 volunteers who support the police service in many ways. |
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An educational center designed for students in grades one through three and five to practice safety rules they have learned at school and at home. email: safetyvillage@peelpolice.ca |
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11 Division CLO, Cst. John Rodney ext. 1160 11 Neighbourhood Policing ext. 1108
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Media Inquiries: 905-453-3311 ext. 4027 |
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Requesting presentations, general personal and property safety questions, call us. |
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Provides cultural awareness through community engagement and outreach, police initiatives and campaigns, and through collaborative community events. Hate-Motivated Crime HOTLINE: (905) 456-5905 |
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Elder Abuse: Provides assistance and guidance as appropriate, in relation to the investigation of incidents involving elder persons and/or vulnerable adults Elder Abuse Co-ordinator, 905-453-2121 ext. 3428 Family and Intimate Partner Violence: Investigates incidents of family violence. Family and Intimate Partner Violence Co-ordinator, 905-453-2121 ext. 4737 Mental Health Co-ordinator, 905-453-2121 ext. 3623 |
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The Fraud Bureau investigates scams and frauds cybercrime. |
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To book an officer for an event such as, concerts, weddings, etc., within the Region of Peel, call us at any of the following numbers. |
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Record Services provides records checks for the citizens of Mississauga and Brampton. Brampton Location: 905-453-2121 ext. 4390 Mississauga Location: 905-453-2121 ext. 2635 Notice to all law firms, paralegals and process servers: All legal documents are to be delivered to Records Services located at Sir Robert Peel Centre, 7750 Hurontario Street, Brampton. |
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To make a complaint against a police officer
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Police Recruiting & General Inquiries: |
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Our goal is to protect and support children by conducting detailed investigations into allegations regarding child abuse. |
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We provide support to victims of crime and tragedy to help them overcome the impact of domestic and sexual assault, robbery, homicide, suicide and other tragic circumstances. |
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We strive to create programs and committees to help strengthen our relationship with our youth community. |
By-Law and Community Services
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Information and referral helpline to community, social government and health services. From anywhere in Ontario call 2-1-1 when you don’t know where to turn |
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The 3-1-1 telephone service is a partnership between the cities of Brampton and Mississauga, the Town of Caledon and the Region of Peel to provide Peel residents with simple access to municipal information. 3-1-1 is free and available in your language. |
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Find a Police Station
Use the map below to find and get directions to the Peel Regional Police facility nearest to you. Note, reports can only be made at Divisions or Community stations, not at Headquarters or Emil Kolb Centre.
