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Canine Unit

Canine Unit Responsibilities Canine Unit teams are deployed to: Track suspects who have fled on foot Search for missing and vulnerable persons Detect drugs and evidence Assist with building and area searches Support high-risk arrests and active incidents How they help Police dogs give officers a critical advantage during time-sensitive incidents. Their ability to follow scent trails, search large areas quickly and locate hidden individuals helps reduce search times and improves safety for both officers and …

Cybersecurity and Online Safety

Cybersecurity and Online Safety Protect yourself and your loved ones Cybercrime continues to evolve, targeting individuals, families, and businesses through scams, identity theft and malicious software. Whether you’re browsing, shopping, banking, or connecting on social media, taking a few simple precautions can significantly reduce your risk. Stay informed, stay alert, and take control of your online safety. Staying safe online isn’t optional anymore—it’s part of everyday life. Just locking your doors at …

Report Lost Property

Report Lost Property Report lost property Submit your report online to document lost property. Start report About lost property reports York Regional Police allows lost property incidents to be reported online. Submitting a report creates a record that may assist police in identifying and returning property if it is recovered. Who is this for? This service is intended for individuals who have lost property in York Region and want to document the incident. You may report lost property online if: The …

Report a Community Concern

Report a Community Concern Is this an emergency? If this is an emergency, or you are in immediate danger, call 9-1-1. Report a community concern Submit an online report about ongoing issues affecting your neighbourhood so police can review and respond appropriately. Start report About community concern reports York Regional Police encourages residents to report public safety concerns or ongoing activity that is detracting from the enjoyment of their community. This reporting option is intended for …

Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood Watch Looking out for your neighbourhood Neighbourhood Watch is a community-based crime prevention program where neighbours work together to help keep each other safe. York Regional Police can help you start a Neighbourhood Watch program in your area. Learn about the process to start and maintain a Neighbourhood Watch group: Contact your local crime prevention officer Get guidance and start the process. Attend a community meeting to measure interest See if neighbours are ready to participate. …

Intimate Partner Violence

Intimate Partner Violence Intimate partner violence is incredibly prevalent across Canada. In fact, in York Region it has been declared an epidemic. According to Statistics Canada, 44 per cent of women who have been in a relationship, and one in three men will experience some form of intimate partner violence in their lifetime. Each year, York Regional Police responds to over 6,000 calls regarding intimate partner violence. In 2023, a total of 6,862 incidents were reported to YRP. However, we know many …

Police Record Check Reform Act

Police Record Check Reform Act The Police Record Checks Reform Act establishes consistent standards for how police record checks are conducted and what information may be disclosed across Ontario. The Act standardizes the types of police record checks and limits the information that can be released for employment and volunteer screening purposes. Who is this for? This information is intended for individuals applying for a police record check and organizations requesting record checks for employment or …

Request a Police Report

Request a Police Report Request a police report Review the request process for individuals, law firms and insurance companies before submitting your request. Download form York Regional Police provides copies of select police reports to individuals, law firms and insurance companies. Available report types include motor-vehicle collision reports, self-reporting accident reports, property damage reports, fraud reports, theft reports, and stolen or recovered vehicle reports. Copies of other police documents …

Rise of Road Tennis

Rise of Road Tennis Join us for the Rise of Road Tennis Festival Join us at the York Regional Police Community Safety Village in Whitchurch-Stouffville to learn about the game of road tennis and participate in the sport first hand. Bring your family and friends to learn how to play a sport that originated in Barbados. A mix between the sports of tennis, table tennis and pickleball, this sport will get you moving! Meet many people in the community through this event and continue to help each other to Shine …

Chief Jim MacSween's Retirement Open House

Chief Jim MacSween's Retirement Open House Please join us to celebrate the career and retirement of Chief Jim MacSween at the Community Safety Village - Wednesday, June 24th from 2-5pm Please register your attendance. Light refreshments will be served. Well wishes only …

YRP Golf Tournament

YRP Golf Tournament Driving funds to Canadian Mental Health Association, York and South Simcoe After last year's incredible tournament, the York Regional Police Golf Tournament is back for another round. Whether you want to sponsor this amazing event, or just have a great day on the links, all money raised will go towards the York Region Mental Health Community Care Centre - Lead the Way Campaign. Register to play Thursday June 18, 2026 Register online at the button below. Singles: $700 Foursomes: $2,500 …

We Belong - Pride Breakfast

We Belong - Pride Breakfast Our We Belong Pride Breakfast is back to kick-off our 2026 Pride month. By joining together with our community partners, we are sending a strong message to our community: WE all BELONG in York Region. Your attendance at the We Belong Pride Breakfast allows you to show your support for members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and help our partners provide the much needed resources for those in need. In supporting us, you also establish your organization as an inclusive and welcoming …

Personal Safety

Personal Safety Keeping you safe in York Region Our goal is to empower you with practical, easy-to-follow tips and programs that help protect you, your family, and your community. Explore our resources to learn how to reduce risks, respond confidently in uncertain situations, and stay informed about local safety updates. Together, we can build a safer community—one informed decision at a time. Protect yourself in the community Stay Safe Active Attacker Survival Stay Safe Protests, Rallies and …

Senior Safety

Senior Safety On this page, you’ll find clear, practical tips and resources to help you stay safe, protect your independence and feel confident in your daily life. Whether you’re a senior, a caregiver or a family member, we’re here to support you. Safety tips for seniors Use these simple, practical tips to help protect yourself, your home and your finances, and stay safe in your day-to-day life. Personal safety Stay aware of your surroundings, especially when out alone or at night. Trust your instincts — …

Employment Mentoring Session

Employment Mentoring Session We're hiring. Join the next generation of police officers and professionals. York Regional Police is searching for the next generation of police officers and policing professionals - and in 2026, we're putting people first. It doesn’t take one type of person to keep a community safe. It takes a team, including people of all backgrounds, walks of life and with all sorts of skillsets and interests. At this session, hosted at the York Regional Police Training and Education Bureau, …

Practice Shuttle Run

Practice Shuttle Run We’re Hiring — Put People First in Policing York Regional Police (YRP) is looking for the next generation of police constables. Keeping our communities safe takes a diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, skills, and perspectives, all working toward a common goal. YRP is hosting a 20-metre shuttle run (beep test) session. This is an opportunity for prospective applicants to test their fitness and see if they can meet the minimum requirement of Level 7 , a key …

Practice Shuttle Run

Lift and Mingle

Lift and Mingle York Regional Police (YRP) is looking for the next generation of police constables. Keeping our communities safe takes a diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, skills and perspectives, all working toward a common goal. Join us for a high-energy beginner metabolic conditioning (MetCon) workout, followed by an open conversation about careers in policing with Constable Emma Gomes. The session offers an opportunity to speak one-on-one with members of the Outreach Recruiting …

Grade 5 Botvin Life Skills Training Program

Grade 5 Botvin Life Skills Training Program **** EVENT IS FULL **** Event Details: York Regional Police is proud to be offering Grade 5 students the opportunity to complete the Botvin Life Skills Training Program through an intensive two day course. The Botvin Life Skills Training Program is a comprehensive, evidence-based prevention program that utilises the latest research to address important social issues. In the Grade 5 program, life skills relating to the following topics will be taught; Self-esteem …