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Stronger communities start with connection. Join our Halloween Kids & Pet Parade—all kids welcome, with or without a pet!
🎃 Oct. 31 | Noon–2 p.m.
Halton Police Safety Village, Oakville
Bring 1 dog item (food or toy) to donate.
Register Here: https://t.co/XX4fmzLnd5
Building strong partnerships, one community event at a time. 🍂
Officers from our 2 District Community Mobilization Team, alongside Auxiliary members, joined the community at the @BronteBIA Haunts & Harvest event, helping make a great day of family fun even more memorable.
When young people feel supported, their voices can inspire change. We’re proud to encourage youth to connect and grow.
Grades 9–12: Join HCHC Youth Council’s THE SHIFT with Orlando Bowen
📅 Oct. 15 | 4:30–9 p.m. 📍Halton Regional Centre, Oakville
In partnership with @COPSandKIDSca, the Halton Regional Police Service took a few select youth out fishing on Lake Ontario, where together, they learned teamwork, communication, and leadership skills.
We honour the children who never returned home and remember the survivours, families, and communities impacted by residential schools.
As our Service participates in a Walk to Remember the Children, we remember, reflect, and reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation.
#NDTR
Safer communities are built by listening, supporting survivors and standing against violence. Our 2 District CMB officers joined residents at SAVIS of Halton’s Take Back the Night march—strengthening partnerships and helping everyone feel heard and safe. #TakeBackTheNight
At HRPS, connection, transparency and respect are at the core of community policing. By deepening relationships with those we serve, together we build trust and strengthen public safety.
📸 Our 2 District CMB Team at the Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre’s Annual Fall Fair.
When crisis strikes, our officers respond.
Alongside healthcare professionals and community partners specializing in mental health and well-being, we support people in times of need - and in turn, reduce risk, build resilience, and strengthen neighbourhoods.
#WorldSuicidePreventionDay serves as a reminder to connect with each other, reduce stigma, and be aware of the signs that someone you love may be struggling.
Help is available. Learn more: https://t.co/LiR4D5AF5r
Halton Regional Police held the first week of Youth Gloves and Goals boxing. The youth gave high energy, hard work and dedication. Watching them push through challenges and level up their skills is the definition of progress. This program is proudly funded by @COPSandKIDSca ^ks
The 2 District Community Mobilization Team will be attending the Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre's Annual Fall Fair on Saturday, September 12.
Come by to meet our team, learn about community resources, and connect with your local police service. We look forward to seeing you there!
As police officers, we help shape lives, build community, and create lasting impact.
Through our new boxing program, we're inviting youth to step into the ring to achieve new goals, build confidence, and connect with our officers and their peers.
Register today!
Our volunteer Crisis Responders provide emotional support, intervention, safety planning and referrals to victims, ensuring nobody is alone on their journey to healing.
Attend an info session on August 25 or September 9 to learn more and apply.
https://t.co/mHnrYD2f2T
That’s a wrap on #YIPI2026! 🎉
Congratulations to all of our graduates—we couldn’t be prouder!
Our final week was one to remember. Gardening at @OakvilleCL, donating to @oakparknc, and rafting!
We can’t wait to see what your futures hold! 👏💙
#HRPS#YouthInPolicing#YIPI
As police officers, we help shape lives, build community, and create lasting impact.
Through our new boxing program, we're inviting youth to step into the ring to achieve new goals, build confidence, and connect with our officers and their peers.
Register today!
There’s a new sheriff in town. This little guy and his mom enjoyed a spontaneous tour of a cruiser – testing out the radio, lights, and computer. In between busy calls, we love pulling back the curtain to show the next generation what policing is all about.
Community policing is about showing up, listening, and connecting with those we serve.
The Town of Oakville’s Community Play Night was a great opportunity for our officers and local families to spend some quality (and mildly competitive) time together.
‼️ This is your FINAL chance to apply for the Fall 2026 session of our PEACE Youth Leadership program!
Youth only have until August 16 to apply for this exciting opportunity to experience a day in the life of a police officer.
👉 More: https://t.co/EYMky04Das
Our YIPI participants are leading a community food drive today & tomorrow! 🛒💙
📍 Fortinos – New St.
📍 Food Basics – Rebecca St.
📍 John’s No Frills – Derry St. W.
🕙 10:00–11:30 a.m.
If you’re out shopping, stop by and help us make a difference for local families!