This Is How We Do It

Peel Regional Police is committed to providing effective policing that helps build safer communities and enhances public safety across our region. Through a visible officer presence, strong community partnerships and meaningful engagement, we continue to focus on the issues that matter most to you.

From improving response times, tackling complex crime and strengthening our service for the future, we're delivering policing that our communities expect and deserve.

Here, we showcase some of our achievements in 2026 and the impact of this work across Peel.

Peel Police Introduce AI Tool to Improve Non-Emergency Call Handling and Support 911 Operators
The next time residents call Peel Regional Police's non-emergency line, they may be greeted by an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered voice assistant. The new technology will improve call navigation for callers with enhanced information, services and reporting options, allowing Communications Operators to focus on emergency and high-priority calls.
Better reporting tools, training and partnerships behind rise in persons at risk cases: Peel Police report
Peel Regional Police’s 2025 Annual Persons at Risk Report reveals a community in transition and the growing role frontline officers play as first responders to people in crisis.
Peel Regional Police help drive $42K for paediatric cancer research through Pedal for Hope
Peel Regional Police, in partnership with Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, raised more than $42,000 for paediatric cancer research and care for families through the Canadian Cancer Society’s Pedal for Hope campaign.
Peel Police Officer Runs for Mental Health Carrying More Than Gear
A grueling 42.2 kilometres in full uniform, that's the weight that Constable William Davis of Peel Regional Police's 22 Division bore at the 2026 Mississauga Marathon.
Peel Police Foundation Makes Inaugural Community Investments: $445,000 to Support Vulnerable Youth and Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives
The Peel Police Foundation is making an immediate and meaningful impact, announcing a landmark $445,000 investment in six community organizations during its first round of community granting. The funding is dedicated to two critical areas: empowering vulnerable youth and advancing anti-human trafficking work across Peel Region.

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