The Military Veterans Wellness Program helps Canadian military veterans by training law enforcement on veterans' issues & providing support tools. For more information email [email protected]. Peel Regional Police Veterans Affairs CA Mark Dapat

The Military Veterans Wellness Program helps Canadian military veterans by training law enforcement on veterans' issues & providing support tools. For more information email [email protected]. Peel Regional Police Veterans Affairs CA Mark Dapat

Attention Senior Drivers & Advocates: Due to the postal strike, many seniors are missing driver’s license renewal notices, leading to a rise in expired licenses. Check expiry dates & book renewal appointments. Call 1-800-396-4233 or [email protected] Peel Regional Police

The Peel Police Crime Prevention team would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season. As you prepare for your holidays, remember December is Home Security and Theft Prevention month. For tips on how to keep your homes safe, attend peelpolice.ca/en/safety-tips…

Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s Brampton Ward 2 & 6 Town Hall! We hope you found the discussion informative and left with valuable insights. Your engagement is what helps build a stronger community. Peel Regional Police Michael Palleschi Nav Chhinzer 🚓 🇨🇦

As the month comes to an end, this is a reminder that January is Crime Stoppers Month. Peel Crime Stoppers is a valuable partner with @peelpolice and we wanted to acknowledge all of the important volunteers that put in their time to make this program successful! Mark Dapat

Big congrats to recently retired #PRP officer, Cst. Joy Brown, for being acknowledged by the Peel Human Trafficking Service Providers Committee and Peel CAS for her 10+ years of work and leadership in the HT space. Great to attend this amazing event! #StoppingTraffic #DarkHighway

“Registration for the FREE 2025 Cyber Academy is NOW OPEN! Visit forms.peelpolice.ca/Crime-Preventi…” Spaces limited. See the flyer for more details.”

“Registration for the FREE 2025 Cyber Academy is NOW OPEN! Visit forms.peelpolice.ca/Crime-Preventi…” Spaces limited. See the flyer for more details.”

On Par w/ Peel Police is back for another year! We're back at it again, partnering with @copsandkidsca Teaching youth in our community the basics of the game of golf, while providing an opportunity to get to know some of our @peelpolice officers.

4th annual Peel Regional Police Basketball Team Vs. ISNA High School Students charity basketball game was recently held in Mississauga. This annual game helps bring Police and the community together, while raising funds for charity. Great game, great event!

National Day of Mourning Ceremony, today we honoured the lives of workers who have been injured, lost, or impacted by tragedies in the workplace. Their memories remind us why workplace safety must always be a priority for every worker, every day. #DayofMourning #WeRemember

Mental health matters - this May and every month. Peel Regional Police invites everyone to learn, listen, and speak up about mental wellness. Together with our community partners, we’re committed to promoting mental health awareness and support for all. Mark Dapat CMHA Peel Dufferin

Big news! 🚨Peel Regional Police is launching the Mental Health Academy this November! Expert speakers, vital topics, and a chance to grow together. Registration opens this summer. Stay tuned for information — don’t miss out! Mark Dapat CMHA Peel Dufferin City of Mississauga City of Brampton

Peel Police introduces subdued uniforms for the Mobile Crisis Rapid Response Team (MCCRT)—unmarked vehicles, no crests, no red stripes, just a vest ID. A step forward in de-stigmatizing mental health and showing compassion in mental health responses. Peel Regional Police Mark Dapat

Did you Know? Peel Regional Police will be launching an app to aid frontline officers in locating registered missing Vulnerable Persons or returning located ones. Register your Vulnerable Person on our website. Peel Regional Police Mark Dapat Superintendent Harry Dhillon

Peel Regional Police has a Vulnerable Persons Registry to help locate missing people. Families can share key info to assist first responders in a crisis. #PoliceWeek2025 Peel Regional Police Superintendent Harry Dhillon

The Military Veterans Wellness Program supports Canadian military veterans by providing specialized training to law enforcement on veterans' issues & offering a range of support tools. For more info, email: [email protected]. Peel Regional Police Mark Dapat Superintendent Harry Dhillon

Seniors represent around 15 per cent of Peel Region’s population and are often targets of fraud, abuse and neglect. This #SeniorsSafetyMonth, stay tuned for tips and resources to help keep older adults and communities safe.

The Vulnerable Persons Registry (VPR) helps locate missing individuals by allowing families to share essential details ahead of time. To learn more about eligibility or to submit a report, visit peelpolice.ca/VPR #SeniorsSafetyMonth