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P.O. Box 9634 Station T,
Ottawa, ON K1G 6H5
Phone: 613-236-1222 (non-emergency)
TTY: 613-232-1123
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The Beeping Eggs Project is returning this year to offer a unique and inclusive experience for the whole community.
Join us on Saturday, April 11 at the CNIB Ottawa Community Hub (104-425 Marche Way) before heading to Sylvia Holden Park for a one-of-a-kind egg hunt.
(Ottawa)— The Ottawa Police Service (OPS), in collaboration with the New York State Police, investigated a 20-year-old man from New York for child luring offences.
The investigation began in September 2025 and focused on allegations that 20-year-old Brayden BERGFJORD lured a 12-year-old child from Ottawa using online methods.
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is upgrading its online incident reporting system to make it easier and faster for residents to report non-emergency incidents in multiple languages from their computer or mobile device.
This modernized tool allows community members to report incidents like property theft, vandalism, driving-related complaints and the newly added report option for cryptocurrency fraud, a growing concern in the Ottawa area.
(Ottawa) — The Ottawa Police Service is pleased to announce that the 2025 Ottawa Police Gala raised $100,000 in support of local organizations, marking one of the most successful fundraising years in the event’s history.
During a cheque presentation ceremony held at Ottawa Police Headquarters, Chief Eric Stubbs presented $45,000 donations to both the Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre and the Capital Prosperity Foundation. An additional $10,000 was presented to the Beechwood Cemetery.
The success of Justice on Ice came full circle this week as the funds raised were officially handed over to the CHEO Foundation.
Sgt. Sébastien Lemay, members of the University of Ottawa Civil Law student team, and a representative from CHEO came together to present a cheque for $9,480.31, the total raised through the inaugural charity hockey game between the Ottawa Police Service and the University of Ottawa Civil Law students.
On June 28, 2019, Mr. Chavi Walsh woke to find his vehicles in his driveway had been broken into. Several items were stolen, including an Omega wristwatch valued at $4,500.
(Ottawa) – Beneath the frozen surface, members of the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) Marine, Dive and Trails (MDT) Unit took part in Ice Week, held February 23 to 26.
Hosted by the OPS MDT Unit, the annual training brought together dive teams from across Ontario, including the Ontario Provincial Police, York Regional Police, Peel Regional Police and Niagara Regional Police Service.
(Ottawa)— The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is proud to welcome its newest class of recruits — a diverse and dedicated group of individuals united by a shared commitment to community and service.
This latest class brings together individuals from a wide range of professional and personal backgrounds, reflecting the many communities that make up Ottawa.
I was born and raised in Ottawa, and I’ve been a civilian member of the Ottawa Police Service since 2002.
Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to serve in a variety of roles, including Courts, CPIC, Backgrounds, the Intimate Partner Violence Unit, and Front Desk Services.
I grew up in Montreal, Quebec, where I lived until the age of 13, before moving to Melbourne, Australia for two years.
After returning to Montreal for several more years, I relocated to Ottawa to complete my undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science.
Contact Us
Ottawa Police Service
P.O. Box 9634 Station T,
Ottawa, ON K1G 6H5
Phone: 613-236-1222 (non-emergency)
TTY: 613-232-1123
Service for the deaf, deafened and hard of hearing.
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