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Respect is a York Regional Police core value. Conversations are expected to be respectful, courteous and dignified. Following the amalgamation of 14 municipal police departments and the York County Security Police, York Regional Police was formed on January 1, 1971. Upon its inception, the service adopted the motto Deeds Speak, proudly declaring that our actions speak louder than words. Moving for

ward, Deeds Speak has served as the foundation for all of our endeavours. Today, more than 1,600 sworn officers and 600 civilians are proud members of York Regional Police, a 2021 Greater Toronto Top Employer and internationally recognized policing leader. Our members are honoured to serve one of the most diverse and fastest-growing communities in Canada, patrolling areas ranging from serene rural landscapes to urban cityscapes, and ensuring the safety and security of residents who identify with more than 200 ethnic origins, practice more than 10 different religions and speak more than 16 unique languages.

The kids are back to school which means more cars and more pedestrians. With increased foot and vehicle traffic, please ...
09/09/2026

The kids are back to school which means more cars and more pedestrians.

With increased foot and vehicle traffic, please be extra cautious while travelling across York Region, especially in Community Safety Zones.

Slow down, be alert and follow the rules of the road.

Thanks for doing your part to keep our roads safe for everyone.

For more information, visit yrp.ca/SchoolSafety.

09/08/2026

Back to school means more kids crossing the street and more cars on the road.

With the increased foot and vehicle traffic seen every September, we all need to be more vigilant on the road, especially in Community Safety Zones.

Today our officers were out across the region reminding drivers to be alert, slow down and do their part to keep our roads safe.

Following the rules of the road protects our community and your wallet.

For more information, visit yrp.ca/SchoolSafety

09/08/2026
Take this as your sign to slow down and follow the rules of the road. The kids are back at school today which means you ...
09/08/2026

Take this as your sign to slow down and follow the rules of the road.

The kids are back at school today which means you should exercise extra caution when driving, especially in community safety zones.

If you don't, not only are you putting everyone in danger, but you could face some hefty fines.

Swipe to learn more ➡️

For more information, visit yrp.ca/SchoolSafety

Do you know the warning signs of a drug overdose and what to do if  you think someone has overdosed?Swipe to learn more....
09/07/2026

Do you know the warning signs of a drug overdose and what to do if you think someone has overdosed?

Swipe to learn more. It could save a life ➡️

This September -- National Recovery Awareness Month -- we're showing Your Region Cares by raising awareness about drug overdoses and will be highlighting harm reduction and recovery resources right here in York Region.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, remember, you're not alone and help is available. Check out our partners at CAYR Community Connections The Farm Rehab John Howard Society of York Region The Vitanova Foundation Addiction Services Central Ontario York Region (The Regional Municipality of York)

09/04/2026

Road Safety School is in session🍎

As the kids head back to the classroom, we're providing drivers and pedestrians with some safety tips:

Pedestrians:
🚶‍➡️Use the sidewalks and crosswalks
➡️Always look both ways before crossing the street
🚲Don't run when crossing a road and walk your bike in a crosswalk
👀Make eye contact with drivers when crossing so you know they see you

Drivers:
🛑Be alert and prepared to stop
🚗Slow down and respect the speed limit
Keep your eyes on the road and don't drive while distracted
🚨Exercise extra caution in community safety zones
🚌Never pass a school bus when lights are flashing

Thanks for doing your part to keep our region's roadways safe.

Now let's have a great school year!

Bad news for vehicle thieves: Business is down 37%.Vehicle thefts in York Region dropped 37% from January to June 2026 w...
09/03/2026

Bad news for vehicle thieves: Business is down 37%.

Vehicle thefts in York Region dropped 37% from January to June 2026 when compared with the same period last year.

Through Operation Auto Guard, the tireless work of our investigators and the coordination from the Real-Time Operations Centre, YRP is combatting vehicle thefts across the region.

But this significant drop is also thanks to you. You're following the 6 Steps to protect your vehicle from auto thieves and we're seeing the results.

But let’s not take our foot off the gas.

Share these tips with your friends and family members to keep their vehicles safe too:

✔ Don't leave valuables in your vehicle
✔ Install a GPS tracking device or a kill switch in your vehicle
✔ Invest in outdoor cameras
✔ Use a steering wheel lock
✔ Lock the vehicle and keep fobs stored in a Faraday bag
✔ Park in a closed and locked garage

09/01/2026

The future looks bright when you see the next generation in action ☀️

Last month, Chief Da Silva joined this year’s Youth in Policing Initiative participants to celebrate their accomplishments and growth over the summer.

But this is just the beginning, and the confidence, skills and experiences they’ve gained will help shape whatever comes next.

Whether its a career in policing or a completely different path, we're proud York Regional Police was a part of their journey.

We're excited to see where these young leaders do next. Help us wish them well in the comments below!

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, and together with our community partners, we're showing that Your Region ...
08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, and together with our community partners, we're showing that Your Region Cares.

Today, and through September, which is National Recovery Awareness Month, we're raising awareness about drug overdoses and will be highlighting harm reduction and recovery resources right here in York Region.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, remember, you're not alone and help is available. Swipe to learn how to get into contact with one of our partner organizations CAYR Community Connections The Farm Rehab John Howard Society of York Region The Vitanova Foundation Addiction Services Central Ontario York Region (The Regional Municipality of York)

08/25/2026

A new chapter begins.

York Regional Police welcomed its newest officers at recruit grad, celebrating the hard work, dedication and commitment that brought them to this moment.

Each recruit brings a unique background and perspective to policing, along with the support of the family, friends and mentors who helped them along the way.

We’re proud to welcome our newest members and look forward to seeing the difference they make in the communities they serve.

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