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31 Division Programs and Initiatives

Community Engagement

Partnering with the community to make our city safer.

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Student Bursary

Supporting our yourth in furthering their education.

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Make Your Future

We help present our youth opportunity with employment.

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Taste and Sounds of Jane & Finch

Partnering with the community to develop a deeper connection.

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31 Divison News

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Stranger Danger Presentation

August 17, 2024

A heartfelt thank you to the Seneca Summer Camp at Yorkgate Mall for welcoming 31 Division’s Black Creek Neighbourhood officers to engage with the campers. Our officers had the privilege of giving an interactive presentation on essential safety topics, including how to recognize and respond to stranger danger, who to contact in an emergency, and practical safety tips for staying safe in public spaces.

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2024 Community Safety Day

August 16, 2024

31 Division proudly partnered with Tim Hortons for the 11th annual Community Safety Day, celebrating the dedicated work of our Emergency Service employees who make a difference in our community. A special thank you goes to @dukeheightsbia for generously providing backpacks for students returning to school.

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Honda Indy Bike Ride Program

July 13, 2024

We had a great time at Westview Centennial Secondary School for the “Honda Indy Bike Ride” program, organized by The Children’s Breakfast Club @childrensbreakfastclub. The students participated in hands-on sessions, including helmet and brake fitting, serial number documentation, and a road and bicycle safety seminar. 🚴🏽‍♀️🚴🏽🚴🏾‍♂️ It was fantastic to see everyone so engaged and ready to ride safely!

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31 Division & JCA Offer $1000 Scholarship

July 3, 2024

The Toronto Police Service and the 31 Division CPLC is proud to announce that we have partnered with the Jamaican Canadian Association for a $1000.00 education Scholarship for anyone is entering there first year of College or University. This is open to residents who live in the boundaries of 31 Division interested in Law enforcement or Justice studies only. This is a excellent way to invest in the educational aspirations of our youth to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community we serve.

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2024 CPLC Open House BBQ & Bursary Award Ceremony

June 15, 2024

What an incredible day at the 31 Division CPLC Open House BBQ & Bursary Award Ceremony! We had so much fun celebrating our amazing community and recognizing our outstanding Bursary recipients—congratulations to all of you! Your hard work and dedication are truly inspiring.

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March 27, 2024 Town Hall Community

March 28, 2024

On March 27, 2024, we convened at the Driftwood Community Recreation Centre for a pivotal Town Hall Community Meeting. The gathering focused on "Supporting Youth," a theme explored through diverse perspectives by various stakeholders. Discussions revolved around the impactful programs offered by @communityconnect.to, designed to equip our youth with the necessary skills for future employment opportunities.

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Exceptional Acts

March 24, 2024

On March 20, 2024, during a formal ceremony, Superintendent Singh formally acknowledged and praised the exceptional contributions and efforts of the officers within the community. He highlighted their dedication and hard work, stating that such outstanding service merited public recognition and commendation. This acknowledgment serves as a testament to the positive impact these officers have had on the community through their commitment and exemplary performance.

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Unity and Support: The Driftwood Community Prayer Walk

By Mark Tenaglia • March 8, 2024

In an inspiring display of community solidarity, the Driftwood Community, in collaboration with Toronto Police Service's 31 Division and Chaplains, invited everyone to participate in a Prayer Walk Wednesday, February 28th, at 3pm.

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Toronto Police Neighbourhood Community Officer (NCO) Program

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Neighbourhood Community Officers work in partnership with local residents and community-based organizations to address crime, disorder and community safety issues.

They are embedded in one neighbourhood for at least four years to actively co-develop solutions mobilize Toronto Police resources in order to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Acting as ambassadors for the Toronto Police Service, they work collaboratively with residents as well as community agencies to build sustainable solutions.

There are Neighbourhood Community Officers in 35 neighbourhoods throughout all 16 police Divisions.

The program was first introduced in 2013 across the city and evolved through community consultation and Humber College independent research to develop the best practices that are being rolled out in Fall 2019.

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