Police in Trafalgar, Oakville, ON
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2485 North Service Road West, Oakville, L6M 3H8
(905) 825-4777
Prior to 1974, the County of Halton consisted of the Towns of Burlington, Oakville, Milton, Georgetown, and Acton, as well as the Townships of Esquesing and Nassagaweya. Acton and the two Townships were policed by the Ontario Provincial Police, while the remaining municipalities each maintained their own force. Effective January 1st of that year, the County was reorganized into the Regional Municipality of Halton, comprised of the City of Burlington, and the Towns of Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills. As part of the amalgamation, the four existing municipal police forces were merged into the Halton Regional Police Service. The Ontario Provincial Police policed the remainder of the Region until 1975, after which time the HRPS expanded and assumed responsibility for the entire area. At the time of its founding, the Halton Regional Police Service had a total strength of 205 uniformed officers and 45 civilians. Since then, the HRPS has grown to become a world-class police service whose mission it is to provide efficient and effective community-based policing to the residents of, and visitors to, Halton Region. The Halton Regional Police Service is proud to serve Halton Region's more than 439, 000 residents as partners and as friends. To meet the needs of Canada's fastest-growing regional municipality and ensure that Halton Region remains as safe tomorrow as it is today, the Service has established three Districts and five police Divisions. 
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3030 ERIN MILLS PKWY, ERIN MILLS, Mississauga, L5L 1A1
(905) 453-3311
Crime Prevention Services of the Peel Regional Police Service is comprised of experienced and knowledgeable personnel, and is an internationally recognized unit. Some of the awards the unit has received include: 2008 - Free for All Outreach award for youth education in local high schools 2007 - Mississauga Real Estate Police Merit award 2007 - Brampton Safe City/World Health Organization for excellence in Internet Safety and CPTED 2005 - International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP); Community Based Program Award. 2004 - Mississauga Board of Trade Police Service Award. 2003 - Ontario Crime Control Commission; Award of Excellence for Fighting Crime. 2002 - Ontario Crime Control Commission; Award for Excellence in Crime Control. 1999 - The Robert Boyne Memorial Crime Prevention Award, 1999. 1997 - International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP); Unit of the Year. 1996 - Herman Goldstein award for Excellence in Problem Solving. Crime Prevention Services is known for its leadership in identifying and responding to risk management issues affecting both personal and asset protection. The unit is engaged in several, including: Personal and corporate asset protection. Residential and commercial risk assessment. Fact sheets and related resources. Program research and development. Public presentations. Community partnerships. 
3050 Confederation Pkwy, COOKSVILLE, Mississauga, L5B 3Z6
(905) 277-6464
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100 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, L5B 2C9
(905) 456-5839
Holiday Hours of Operation: Thursday, December 24: 10 AM - 4 PM Friday, December 25: Closed Saturday, December 26, Closed Thursday, December 31: 10 AM - 4 PM Friday, January 1: Closed 
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2755 High Point Drive, Milton, L9T 5E8
(905) 876-9500
Federal Police, police 