14 Division Toronto Police

Thanks to everyone who came out to 14 Division's annual Prayer walk in South Parkdale

We know every second counts when you’re facing an emergency – and we’re here to answer the call.

It's November 26th - Toronto Police Service Enforcement officers are focused on in 14 Division Toronto Police & 41 Division, Toronto Police Service neighbourhoods today. If you'd like to know what division serves your community use https://www.tps.ca/my-neighbourhood/

📣 Join Us for a Community Town Hall!

🗓 Date: Wednesday November 19, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Location: 248 Ossington Ave, West Neighbourhood House

Theme: Community Safety

✅ Open to all community members
✅ Light refreshments provided

14 Division Officers attended Western Tech yesterday for a career/crime prevention Q&A session
11 Division - Toronto Police Service

Are you interested in being a volunteer Auxiliary Officer? Are you interested in becoming a police officer and would like to have some hands on experience prior to applying? Toronto Police Service volunteers provide an invaluable service to the people of Toronto. From canvassing neighbourhoods to assisting with missing persons reports, to following up with victims of crime, to simply extending a smile to a community member at a Toronto Police Service event, volunteers make a real difference in this city. Want to learn more about our Auxiliary Program and how you can contribute to your community in a meaningful way?

We will be hosting a General Information Session where you will get all the information you need to get prepared for submitting your application. You will also hear from an experienced Auxiliary Officer and have the opportunity to ask them any questions about the role.

Register under ‘Information Sessions’ on tps.ca/careers.

Questions? Email [email protected].

🚓🛒 Let’s Cram a Cruiser! 🛒🚓

The Toronto Police Service is partnering with Loblaws for a community food drive — and we need your help!

📅 Friday, October 10
🕑 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Loblaws 650 Dupont Street

Bring your non-perishable food donations and help us cram a cruiser full of support for local food banks and families in need.

Come out, meet your local officers, and make a difference in our community — one can at a time!

If it takes gas, it moves too fast for the bike lane💨

Rideables capable of speeds greater than 32 km/h, like mopeds, must stay on the road and out of bike lanes. Operating a motorized vehicle on bike lanes or a multi-use path carries a fine.

And no, not knowing the rules is not an excuse!

Let’s keep our roads safe, learn the rules for your rideables at: https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/streets-parking-transportation/road-safety/vision-zero/educational-campaigns/rules-for-rideables/