31 Division - Toronto Police Service

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Unit Commander: Superintendent Ronald Khan
2nd in Command: Inspector Don Theriault

For general enquiries, or to speak to an officer from at 31 Division, please call - (416) 808-3100

Community Response Unit:
Staff Sergeant Patrick Yeung - (416) 808-3141

Crime Prevention/ Community Relations Officer:
Police Constable Lauren Vanspall - (416) 808-3133

FOCUS Toronto Coordinator:
Police Constable Euan McDermott - (416) 808-3132

Divisional Boundaries:

· West-Humber River
· North-Etobicoke limit, Steeles Ave. W
· East-Canadian National Railway line
· South-Highway 401

Policing the areas that border 31 Division are:

23 Division to the west,
32 Division to the east,
12 Division to the south,
York Regional Police Service to the north.

Community Safety Walk Survey                                      We would like to better understand how safe you feel i...
10/22/2026

Community Safety Walk Survey We would like to better understand how safe you feel in your neighbourhood and identify the safety concerns that matter most to you.
Responses remain confidential and are not linked to any device used to submit the survey. Only group results will be reported. Scan the QR code to complete the Pre-Safety Walk Community Survey.

BEWARE OF TAXI SCAMS!Toronto residents, please stay alert and protect yourself from taxi-related scams. Scammers may use...
10/21/2026

BEWARE OF TAXI SCAMS!
Toronto residents, please stay alert and protect yourself from taxi-related scams. Scammers may use distraction tactics and pressure you into paying for someone else’s fare or handing over your bank card.
Here are some important safety tips:
Never pay taxi fares for strangers. You are not responsible for someone else’s fare.
Remember, licensed taxis accept cash payments.
Never let anyone take your bank card out of your sight. Always keep your card in your possession when making a payment.
Stay alert to distractions. Scammers may try to divert your attention while taking advantage of you.
Ask to see the taxi driver’s licence before beginning your trip. Your safety matters!
Share these tips with family, friends and neighbours. A little awareness can go a long way in preventing fraud and protecting our community.
Together, we can help keep our communities safe!
Toronto Police Service
Safer Communities. Together.
StayAlert ProtectYourself

10/20/2026

Big Heartfelt Thank You to Our Wonderful Community Partners!
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Voilà by Sobeys in Vaughan and Patty King International in Woodbridge for their generous donations and continued kindness.
We are so fortunate to have such wonderful community partners who give so generously and help us make a real difference in the lives of others. Your support means more than words can express, and we truly appreciate you being part of our community family.
It is through the kindness, generosity, and caring hearts of partners like you that we can continue supporting our community, bringing people together, and creating meaningful, positive change.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for believing in what we do and for always being there to support our community. We are incredibly grateful for you!
31Division

Safer Property Starts With Simple StepsHave you ever wondered how to make your home or business less appealing to crimin...
10/20/2026

Safer Property Starts With Simple Steps
Have you ever wondered how to make your home or business less appealing to criminals? Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) focuses on simple changes that can help reduce opportunities for crime and increase safety.
Keep shrubs and trees trimmed
Ensure entrances and pathways are well-lit
Maintain clear sightlines around your property
Keep your property looking cared for and occupied, even when you’re away
Together, we can help create safer neighborhoods, one property at a time.
Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-Emergency: 416-808-2222
CrimeStoppers 31Division SafetyStartsAtHome CrimePreventionTips

10/19/2026

Stronger Partnerships. Safer Communities.
DSC Taylor had the opportunity to attend the CPC Conference at the Toronto Police College!
The conference was a great opportunity to learn about innovative safety and security solutions while building meaningful connections and strengthening collaboration with members of the Toronto Police Service, Community Policing Liaison Committee (CPLC), Community Consultative Community (CCC), and local community organizations.
By sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and working together, we continue to strengthen community partnerships and support safer, more connected neighborhoods.
Together, we make a difference!
SaferCommunities

DSC Taylor and  PC Moore attended Brookview Middle School to deliver an educational presentation to Grade 7 and Grade 8 ...
10/16/2026

DSC Taylor and PC Moore attended Brookview Middle School to deliver an educational presentation to Grade 7 and Grade 8 students on pantsing and the importance of respecting personal boundaries.
The presentation focused on raising awareness about the impact of this behavior, encouraging students to make positive choices, and reinforcing the importance of treating one another with dignity and respect.
Through ongoing school engagement and education, 31 Division remains committed to supporting safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environments for all students.
Thank you to Brookview Middle School for welcoming us and partnering with 31 Division to help keep our youth safe.

DSC Taylor and  PC Moore attended Brookview Middle School to deliver an educational presentation to Grade 7 and Grade 8 ...
10/16/2026

DSC Taylor and PC Moore attended Brookview Middle School to deliver an educational presentation to Grade 7 and Grade 8 students on pantsing and the importance of respecting personal boundaries.
The presentation focused on raising awareness about the impact of this behavior, encouraging students to make positive choices, and reinforcing the importance of treating one another with dignity and respect.
Through ongoing school engagement and education, 31 Division remains committed to supporting safe, respectful, and inclusive learning environments for all students.
Thank you to Brookview Middle School for welcoming us and partnering with 31 Division to help keep our youth safe.

AUTO THEFT PREVENTION TIPSProtect Your Vehicle. Protect Your Property.As temperatures drop and shopping activity increas...
10/15/2026

AUTO THEFT PREVENTION TIPS
Protect Your Vehicle. Protect Your Property.
As temperatures drop and shopping activity increases, it is important to remain vigilant and take steps to protect your vehicle from theft and break-ins.
Here are some simple ways to help keep your vehicle safe:
Lock it up! Always roll up your windows, lock your doors, and take your keys with you.
Never leave your vehicle running unattended, even for a short period.
Use your garage. If you have one, park inside and lock both your garage door and your vehicle.
Keep your keys secure. Never leave your car keys in plain sight or in an easily accessible location.
Protect your documents. Keep your vehicle registration and proof of insurance with you when practical, rather than leaving them in your glove compartment.
Choose your parking spot wisely. Whenever possible, park in a well-lit, visible area.
Keep valuables out of sight. Never leave shopping bags, packages, electronics, or other valuable items visible inside your vehicle.
A few simple precautions can make a big difference! Stay alert, secure your vehicle, and help prevent auto theft and vehicle break-ins in our community.
Crime prevention starts with all of us.
Toronto Police Service – 31 Division
Working together for a safer community.

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