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Every year it seems we see more frauds and scams, in 2017 we received 1,957 fraud reports and we're seeing the trend continue with new scams appearing all of the time. To help you stay informed and to prevent you from becoming a victim, let's spend some ti...

Peel Regional Police (PRP) prides itself on maintaining an excellent working relationship with other police services and community partners which includes dynamic training scenarios.  Recently, four teams from our Canine Unit travelled to Canadian Forces B...

WATCH Winter is just around the corner and making sure your vehicle is ready should be a priority. Here is a check list of items to look into before you start your drive.

If you could reduce robbery incidents by even one, would you want to know everything about it? If your answer is yes then read on and become one step closer to reducing victimization and promoting public safety. Clear Zone is designed to do just this, red...

Peel Regional Police was awarded the Platinum Excellence, Innovation and Wellness Award at the Canada Awards for Excellence ceremony in Toronto today, becoming the first police service to achieve Platinum Certification status. The award is presented by Exc...

Last week, in partnership with the City of Mississauga, we helped unveil the newly renamed ice pad, Johnny Bower Rink One, at the Meadowvale 4 Rinks arena in Mississauga. Johnny's wife Nancy and their family were on site for the rink dedication, along wit...

In June, we launched our new, innovative website to make information easier to access while adding exciting new features such as live social media feeds, an events calendar and a news story section. Just 4 months after launch, PeelPolice.

November 3, 2018, marks the 50th anniversary for Cadet Organization Police School (COPS). In the late 1960’s it was evident to senior officers of the Mississauga Police Force of Peel County, Ontario that the youth of the Lakeshore area needed some ty...

We have just welcomed a 15-month-old Belgian Shepherd, who originated from Holland, to our canine unit. He has some tough training ahead but we have confidence that our rigorous selection process has found a canine that will serve and protect us well.

WATCH It's time for us to turn our clocks back one hour and fall into Daylight Standard Time on Sunday, November 4, 2018, at 2 a.m.