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The official website of the Durham Regional Police Service.
Newsroom. See below for access news articles and release. To contact the media office, please call 888-579-1520, ext. 4346 or email media@drps.ca. Disclaimer: Surveillance photos are a great tool in helping police identify persons of interest in investigations.
Police Record Checks. Online police record check applications are now available to all residents of Durham Region that are over the age of 18. A police record check is a tool to help employers or other agencies determine an applicant's suitability for certain types of opportunities.
For non-emergency inquires or to confirm if this should be reported through the online portal, call 905-579-1520. These reports are not anonymous. To provide an anonymous tip about a crime please visit: https://durhamregionalcrimestoppers.ca/.
Durham Regional Police Service, Whitby. 62,901 likes · 1,998 talking about this · 228 were here. LEGAL: DO NOT REPORT A CRIME ON THIS PAGE In an emergency, call 911. For all non-emergency inquiries...
Monthly Crime and Traffic Dashboard. The dashboard is designed to provide citizens with an overview of police activity only and should not be used to make decisions or comparisons regarding the safety or crime levels for a specific area.
The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) is the police service operated by and serving the Regional Municipality of Durham, Ontario, Canada. The DRPS has a strength of over 900 sworn officers and over 300 unsworn members, and serves the following local municipalities, with a combined population of 706,200:
Central East Division - Durham Regional Police Service. With a population of 165,000 the City of Oshawa is by far the busiest police jurisdiction in Durham Region, accounting for 24.21 per cent of all Calls for Service handled by the Durham Regional Police.
The Durham Regional Police Service will submit your fingerprints to the RCMP for verification on your behalf. If the RCMP indicates there is a match to a criminal record; the wait time for results can take up to 120 days.
Follow Durham Regional Police (@DRPS) on Twitter for the latest news, alerts, and updates from the law enforcement agency in Ontario, Canada.
