A song of comfort, from our Pipes and Drums, for the families coping with the unspeakable tragedies in Nova Scotia. From our hearts to yours, we are thinking of you.

National Volunteer Week April 19-25. These are only some of the many INCREDIBLE Durham Regional Police Volunteers. We can't do our jobs without all of YOU. Thank you isn't enough. West Division DRPS North Division Durham Regional Police - Central East Division Central West Division EAST DIVISION - Durham Regional Police Service DRPS Youth In Policing Initiative DRP Children's Games Chief Paul Martin (retired) #VolunteerWeek

More than 30,000 lbs of food and goods were delivered to 7 agencies in Durham yesterday. Officers from the Community Safety Branch assisted with the donation that was made possible through the generosity of Giant Tiger and the hard work of B&G Towing and Recovery. THANK YOU!

Tomorrow April 24 at 2:00pm Atlantic time we will pause & mourn as a nation for fallen Cst. Heidi Stevenson & other innocent victims killed in #NovaScotia. Please wear red while we stay apart but stand together to remember everyone affected by this national tragedy #WearRedFriday

Mourning - Police Officers on 19A Platoon West Division DRPS stood in honour of Const. Heidi Stevenson & all other victims. Our Durham Regional Police family is with #NovaScotiaStrong #RCMPNeverForget Chief Paul Martin (retired)

Members of Durham Regional Police and Region of Durham employees observe a moment of silence in front of Headquarters to honour all of the victims killed in #NovaScotia. #NovaScotiaStrong #RCMPNeverForget

The weekend's coming - please remember to stay safe as you make plans to enjoy the great outdoors! Don't forget - the EMCPA rules remain in effect.

Our Comms/9-1-1 Unit is showing their support for the RCMP and the victims of the tragedy in Nova Scotia. #WearRedFriday

Members from 19D held in their hands the pictures & names of all 22 victims. We #WearRedFriday to honour the fallen. #NovaScotiaStrong #RCMPNeverForget #RCMPNS Durham Regional Police Chief Paul Martin (retired)

Members of our Marine Unit have officially launched the David J. Edward's vessel into #LakeOntario at #Whitby harbour. Remember to be safe while out on the waterways this weekend and through the season. #boatsafety

Warmer weather does also bring some unwanted guests. Please lock your vehicles at night and make sure to take out all valuables from within. Out of sight out of mind. #LockitorLoseit

As we celebrate #FirstRespondersDay we want to thank all our members here at DRPS who dedicate themselves everyday to provide help to our communities and keep it safe for everyone. We also thank our community partners for their support, dedication and hardwork. #Thankyou

Honouring fallen officers for the Ontario Police Memorial with Amazing Grace Central West Division with the Durham Regional Police Pipes and Drums.

Officers EAST DIVISION - Durham Regional Police Service honour fallen officers today for the police memorial. #HeroesInLife

ProAction Officer of the Day! #ProActionKids #copsandkids #durhampolice #thankyou #firstresponders #charity #stayhome #staysafe #wereallinthistogether

Chief Paul Martin and Regional Chair John Henry get ready to celebrate International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia by raising the PRIDE flag at HQ today. Although the actual day is May 17th, we're raising the flag today due to the Victoria Day long weekend.

Senior DRPS leaders join Chief Paul Martin (retired) and John Henry to raise the PRIDE flag to celebrate International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, set for May 17. Together, let’s end all hatred and bias against members of the LGBTQ2S+ community!

Happy Pride month! Today we are raising flags at our facilities across the region to show our support of the LGBTQ+ community! #pridemonth

May I please get 2 friends to copy and repost? I am trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening. #Suicide Awareness 1-800-273-8255 Just two. Any two. Say DONE

A day of remembrance and a sobering reminder of the sacrifice first responders are sometimes asked to make to keep us all safe. #NeverForget911 Durham Regional Police