Non-emergency calls are causing unnecessary volume, delays, and creating longer wait times for emergency services. We want to help you, help us by making #TheRightCall #TPS

On #PTSDAwarenessDay, take a moment to learn about its impact on emergency workers and others in the community. Let us break the silence around post-traumatic stress disorder. If you are struggling or know someone who is, help is available. Learn more: ontario.cmha.ca/documents/post…

If you’re having a backyard celebration, you can set off fireworks on 🍁 Canada Day and Victoria Day without a permit (but only till 11 p.m.) You need a permit for other days. Report misuse: Call 311. 🎆 Learn more: toronto.ca/fireworks

On behalf of the Toronto Police, best wishes to all for a safe and happy Pride! Our members will be onsite for the events this weekend to help keep everyone safe through the celebrations.

Still gonna be a hot one! 🔥Follow these tips to beat the heat! Get more tips: toronto.ca/KeepCool #KeepCoolTO

Reports of distractions thefts across the city are increasing –where a victim’s attention is diverted to steal phones, jewelry, wallets, or other valuables. Seniors, people with limited knowledge of English and those who appear trusting are being targeted. Stay safe, be aware of

Today is Tim Hortons #CampDay where 💯of the proceeds from the sale of hot and iced coffee, and bracelets go to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps, where Canadian youth are provided life-changing opportunities to help them reach their full potential. Please support this #GreatCause

Join the TPS and be part of a team that protects, supports, and serves one of the world’s most dynamic cities. Whether you’re driven to lead, serve your community, or build a meaningful career - your journey starts here. Answer the Call: Apply now at tps.ca/careers

Today marks the seventh anniversary of the Danforth shooting. We remember the lives lost, those injured, and everyone whose life was impacted by that senseless violence.

Our hearts are with the NYPD and the families affected by the shootings that claimed the life of a police officer and others.On behalf of the Toronto Police Service, I extend our deepest condolences.We stand with our @NYPDNews colleagues and honour the bravery of those who serve.

Toronto Police Operations and Toronto Police X accounts are not monitored 24/7 and should not be used to report incidents. For emergencies, call 911. For non-urgent matters, call the non-emergency line at *TPS (*8-7-7) on mobile or 416-808-2222.

Nearly all major crime indicators in Toronto are down in 2025, but distraction-style thefts are on the rise. That’s why we’re increasing our efforts to arrest and charge those responsible. Protect yourself and your belongings by staying aware of your surroundings, and always

As part of the Summer Safety Plan in partnership with the City of Toronto 🇨🇦, our 32 Division - Toronto Police Service Neighbourhood Community Officers, Geoff and Chennelle, organized activities that engaged young people in learning new skills and building confidence - some even went treetop trekking!

Join 32 Division - Toronto Police Service walking together in unity, prayer, and peace for our 2025 city-wide prayer walk. Hosted by TPS Divisions in partnership with Canadian Black Clergies and Allies (CBCA). Thursday September 18th • 2:00 PM, Lawrence Heights Community Centre, 5 Replin Road, Toronto.

Today, on World Suicide Prevention Day, we stand together to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and emphasize the importance of connection and support.

🚨 Sun, Oct 5, 2025 🚨 Toronto Police is hosting a Recruitment Fair at Toronto Police College with 22+ Ontario police services! Open to ALL, with a focus on women in policing. Network, meet recruiters & explore careers. Register now: tps.ca/careers (Info Sessions tab).

Happy Rosh Hashanah to everyone celebrating! Wishing you a happy and blessed Rosh Hashanah. Shana Tova!

Gathered with the North York Muslim Association – a meaningful opportunity to strengthen relationships, problem solve together, and deepen community ties.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day to remember and reflect on the impact the Canadian residential school system had, and continues to have, on generations of Indigenous communities, culture and peoples. We are proud to wear our orange shirts and raise the

Week 1 of #CyberMonth2025 is Preparing your future self today. Using a password manager, creating strong passphrases, and enabling multi-factor authentication are simple steps that make a big impact. Your future self will thank you for acting now. #GetCyberSafe