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Ottawa, ON K1G 6H5
Phone: 613-236-1222 (non-emergency)
TTY: 613-232-1123
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What began as a call about a frightened 12-year-old boy quickly turned into something much bigger for two Ottawa police officers.
When the call came in, a worried mother reported that her son had just been approached and intimidated by four unknown males.
The tenth annual “Grand Maillet” gala of the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Civil Law was a great success last night. Nearly 300 guests—including students, alumni, professors, and dignitaries—gathered at the Museum of History to celebrate.
The Carlington community came together for the fourth annual Community Girls Day, an initiative designed to provide a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for young girls.
Hosted in partnership by the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Police Service, the event welcomed school-aged participants from the neighbourhood.
A woman was approached by occupants of a vehicle asking for directions. Wanting to help, she took a moment to point them in the right direction.
Twenty-one years ago, Julie Lalonde called the Ottawa Police to report that her ex-boyfriend was stalking her. Her experience, like that of many victims at the time, was not met with the level of understanding, urgency, or validation it deserved.
In 2023, Jayden was sitting in the backseat of a car when everything changed.
An impaired driver, travelling 176 km/h in a 50 zone, crashed into the car Jayden was in.
This week, from April 13 to 19, we celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week — a time to recognize the voices behind the headsets at the Ottawa Police Service.
They are the calm in the chaos.
The third annual Beeping Eggs Project in Ottawa brought families together this spring for an inclusive Easter egg hunt designed for children who are blind or visually impaired.
Unlike traditional egg hunts, participants searched for plastic eggs equipped with small electronic beepers, allowing children to locate them independently by sound.
Ottawa)—The Ottawa Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect involved an aggravated assault that occurred last year in the 400 block of Hazeldean Road.
On March 19, 2025, at approximately 12:45 a.m., officers located a victim with serious injuries.
Each year, the city of Ottawa police communicators spend a week celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW).
This year, from April 13 to 19, we recognize the dedicated professionals behind the headsets who are often the first point of contact in moments that matter most.
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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