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Chief Jim MacSween

Chief Jim MacSween Born and raised in Nova Scotia, Chief MacSween moved to Ontario in 1987 and began his career with York Regional Police in 1989. He brings a balance of operational, administrative and strategic experience to his current role. Chief MacSween is responsible for 2,800 employees, an operating and capital budget of $390 million and community safety for 1.2 million citizens. He has previously served in the #2 District Criminal Investigations Bureau, the Hold-Up Unit and the Community Services …

Report Something

Report Something Emergency or crime in progress? Call 9-1-1 immediately if: Someone is injured or in danger A crime is happening right now A suspect is still at the scene For non-emergency assistance, call 1-866-876-5423 . Report theft Theft Report stolen property when the suspect is unknown and the value of the property is under $10,000. Examples include stolen packages, bicycles, tools or personal belongings. Theft from a vehicle Report items stolen from inside a personal or business vehicle. Use this …

Meet the Executive Leadership Team

Meet the Executive Leadership Team Chief of Police Jim MacSween Chief MacSween is responsible for 2,300 employees, an operating and capital budget of $390 million and community safety for 1.2 million citizens. Meet the Chief Deputy Chiefs of Police Meet the Deputies Paulo Da Silva Cecile Hammond Ryan Hogan Kevin …

Deputy Chief Ryan Hogan

Deputy Chief Ryan Hogan Deputy Chief Ryan Hogan brings to his role more than 27 years of distinguished service with York Regional Police, including the past eight years in senior leadership roles. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to public safety, operational excellence and community well-being. A forward-thinking and results-driven leader, Deputy Chief Hogan has a proven track record in strategic leadership, organizational innovation and the advancement of sustainable …

Chief-Designate Paulo Da Silva

Chief-Designate Paulo Da Silva Chief-Designate Paulo Da Silva is entering his 30 th  year at York Regional Police, having begun his career in 1997 and has extensive experience in all aspects of operations and administration. He has a proven track record of leveraging innovation and technology in delivering effective and efficient policing services. Currently, he is in charge of the Community Safety Branch of the organization, which includes overseeing operations at all five district stations across York …

Deputy Chief Kevin McCloskey

Deputy Chief Kevin McCloskey Deputy Chief Kevin McCloskey has been a member of York Regional Police for 26 years and has extensive investigative and administrative experience as a values-based leader. He currently oversees the Support Branch which includes Information Services, Support Services, Community Services and Technology Services. Most recently, he was the officer in charge of Corporate Development, leading the Training and Education, Professional Development and Recruiting Units. He served as …

Deputy Chief Cecile Hammond

Deputy Chief Cecile Hammond Deputy Chief Cecile Hammond joined York Regional Police in 1998 and is an experienced senior leader with 28 years of extensive operational, investigative, and administrative expertise. She currently oversees the People & Culture Branch, which includes: People, Wellness & Talent (Recruiting & Staff Management, Health, Safety & Ability, Wellness) Professionalism, Leadership & Inclusion (Ombudsperson, Leadership Development, Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Accessibility) Corporate …

Text with 9-1-1 (T9-1-1)

Text with 9-1-1 (T9-1-1) York Regional Police introduced T9-1-1 to improve access to emergency services for the deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired (DHHSI) community. Once registered, users can dial 9-1-1 and a text conversation will be initiated with a call taker. Eligibility & Requirements Membership in the DHHSI community This service is intended for individuals who are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired (DHHSI). It provides an accessible way to contact emergency …

Business Crime Prevention

Business Crime Prevention Crime prevention tips for businesses Keep entrances, parking areas and loading zones well lit and clear to improve visibility and safety. Install and maintain security systems, including cameras, alarms and monitored access controls where appropriate. Lock all doors, windows and storage areas when the business is closed, including for short periods. Limit cash on hand and make regular bank deposits using varied routes and times where possible. Train staff on security procedures …

Home and Property Safety

Home and Property Safety York Regional Police encourages residents to take proactive steps to help keep their home safe. Break and enters are often crimes of opportunity. The more difficult you make it for thieves to break into your home, the more likely it is that they will move along. Keep your property safe Stay Safe Break and Enter Prevention Stay Safe Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Stay Safe Neighbourhood Watch More home protection tips Review our list of home protection tips to …

Road Safety

Road Safety Road safety is a shared responsibility Road safety affects everyone who uses York Region’s roads, whether you’re driving, cycling or walking. This page brings together key information on a range of road safety topics to help you stay informed, recognize risks and make safer choices every time you travel. York Regional Police Road Safety Bureau The York Regional Police Road Safety Bureau is comprised of four units: Major Collision Investigation Unit The York Regional Police Major Collision …

Creating Basic Page - User Permission UAT Admin

Creating Basic Page - User Permission UAT Admin This is a UAT test page created to validate user permissions and content workflows. Key checks: Content creation Editing permissions Publishing workflow Media embedding URL alias functionality Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Bullet list test: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Bold test: This text should be bold Link test: https://example.com This is Testing if Callout Component …

Water Safety

Water Safety Learn more about water safety Boating Safety Learn how to prepare your boat, follow the rules, and stay safe in changing conditions. Learn more Ice Safety Know how to recognize safe conditions and avoid life-threatening risks. Learn more Marine Unit Discover how the York Regional Police Marine Unit keeps our waterways safe. Learn more Safety Tips Stay safe on the water with these tips: Supervise children at all times Never leave them unattended near pools, lakes, or rivers. Wear a life jacket …

Get Support

Get Support From crisis support and victim services to mental health resources and community programs, our goal is to ensure that everyone has access to the help they need, when they need it. You are not alone—support is available, and we are here to help you find it. Victim support Stay safe Victim Support Services Stay Safe Victims' Rights Stay Safe Sexual Assault Victim Support Health Resources Stay Safe Health Resources Stay Safe Mental Health Resources Stay Safe Substance Abuse Resources Crisis …

Become a Police Officer

Become a Police Officer Apply Online Answer the call Ready to apply? Visit the York Regional Police Careers Portal to create a profile and submit your application. Visit the Careers Portal To apply for a police constable position, you must: Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and at least 18 years old Hold an Ontario Class G driver’s licence Valid licence with no more than six demerit points Have Standard First Aid or Emergency First Aid certification CPR Level C at minimum Provide proof of …

Military Police Army Cadets

Military Police Army Cadets Join the cadets Visit the Government of Canada cadet registration portal to apply. Before applying, make sure you have your  health card, parent or guardian contact information, and home address. Join the cadet program About the cadets York Regional Police proudly sponsors the 32 and 1405 Military Police Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps, helping young people build leadership skills, confidence and good citizenship. Open to youth ages 12 to 18, the cadets program offers activities …

Request Something

Request Something Request a police record check Learn about police record checks Criminal Record Check Apply for a basic criminal record check. This check confirms whether you have criminal or summary convictions and is used for bylaw licenses, immigration or employment purposes not involving vulnerable persons. Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check Apply for a check that includes criminal convictions and information about outstanding charges or judicial orders. Used for positions requiring additional …

Freedom of Information

Freedom of Information Submit a request Submit your request online, by mail or in person. Submit a request online Download request form Under the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act , individuals may request access to records maintained by York Regional Police. Records may be released in full or in part, or withheld, in accordance with applicable legislation to protect the privacy of others. Who is this for? Freedom of Information requests can be made by: Members of the public …

Since 1971

Since 1971 Our history Since its formation in 1971, York Regional Police has grown alongside the communities it serves. What began as a small regional service has developed into a modern police organization whose foundation is steadied on two pillars: Our people and our community . Our history reflects the dedication of the officers and members who have served over the years. It also recognizes the challenges and opportunities that continue to shape policing today. We Remember Honouring our fallen officers …