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The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) carefully monitors crime in our community. The HRPS records data related to many different types of crime. This data is used to identify real time similarities and ongoing trends throughout the year.
Use The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) interactive crime map to see police calls for service in Halton region. Launch the Crime Map (PC) Launch the Crime Map (Mobile) Disclaimer. This map provides general information about calls-for-service; however, not every call is criminal in nature and some information we may not be able to release.
Report a Non-Emergency. Reporting by Telephone. For emergency assistance, call 9-1-1. For non-emergency assistance, dial 905-825-4777on your telephone. A non-emergency is an incident that requires police assistance but not an immediate police response because: Lives are not at risk and there are no bodily injuries; and/or.
Our 50 Auxiliary Officers average over 5,000 hours of volunteer hours annually in support of HRPS and our community. Contact Information. For more information on the HRPS Auxiliary Policing Unit, contact: A/Sgt. Rob Underhill. Regional Community Mobilization Bureau. Phone: 905-825-4777 ext. 4727.
The Halton Regional Police Service is comprised of a number of divisions and units. Click on the organizational chart below to see how HRPS is structured to meet the needs of our residents. View our organizational chart (PDF)
Halton Regional Police Service. Attention: Information and Insurance Desk. 2485 North Service Road West. Oakville, Ontario L6M 3H8. Processing of each request takes between 7 to 14 days and we will contact you when your report is ready. Fees. There is a fee of $56.50 for each copy of a police record.
There may be times when you need to report an incident, crime or concern to the Halton Regional Police Service. Take a moment to learn how to: Report a Collision; Report a Non-Emergency; Report a Traffic Concern; Report a Crime
