31 Division - Toronto Police Service

31 Division - Toronto Police Service The 31 Division page is a place to get updates on upcoming events we will be hosting

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.

Supporting Women in Policing | Ontario Police Services Recruitment FairI’m excited to be part of the Ontario Police Serv...
09/04/2026

Supporting Women in Policing | Ontario Police Services Recruitment Fair
I’m excited to be part of the Ontario Police Services Recruitment Fair – Supporting Women in Policing on September 12, 2026, at the Toronto Police College.
If you’ve ever thought about a career in policing, I encourage you to take that first step and come speak with me.
Stop by my table and let’s have a conversation about what a career in policing can look like for you. I’ll be there to share my experience, answer your questions and provide information about becoming a Special Constable.
And policing is so much more than being a police officer. The Toronto Police Service offers a wide range of rewarding civilian career opportunities where you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others and in the communities we serve.
As women, we bring unique perspectives, experiences, and strengths to policing. We need more women at every level of our organization — women who are ready to lead, serve, inspire and make a difference.
If you’re curious, come talk to us. If you’re considering it, take the next step. Your career in policing could start with one conversation.
September 12, 2026
Toronto Police College
FREE registration
Register through the link in our bio: linktr.ee/TPSRecruitingEvents
I hope to see you there!
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FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE SCAM ALERT Buying or selling on Facebook Marketplace? Think twice before accepting a cheque.Scammer...
09/02/2026

FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE SCAM ALERT
Buying or selling on Facebook Marketplace? Think twice before accepting a cheque.
Scammers may send a fraudulent cheque and then ask you to return money, pay a delivery fee, or release the item right away.
Important: Even if the cheque appears to have been deposited and the funds show in your account, the payment may still be on hold or subject to verification. A fraudulent cheque can be returned later, leaving you responsible for the money.
Protect yourself:
✔️ Never send money back to a buyer based on a cheque.
✔️ Never accept more money than the agreed purchase price.
✔️ Don’t release the item until payment has been properly verified.
✔️ Be cautious of buyers who pressure you to act quickly.
✔️ If the deal seems too good to be true — walk away.
Remember: A deposit does not always mean the cheque has cleared.
Stay alert. Stay informed. Stay safe.
31Division

Join Us for an Amazing Day of Connection, Empowerment & Support! Join us on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 10:00 a.m...
09/02/2026

Join Us for an Amazing Day of Connection, Empowerment & Support!
Join us on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Toronto Police College for the 3rd Annual Ontario Police Services Supporting Women in Policing Event!
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, network, share experiences, celebrate the incredible women in policing, and build meaningful relationships across Ontario’s police services.
We’re looking forward to an inspiring and empowering day filled with community, collaboration and connection! This is going to be an amazing event — we hope to see you there!

08/27/2026

Another fabulous Community Safety Day is officially in the books! A huge thank-you to Solicitor General Kerzner, our amazing community partners and community members who helped make this event such a great success. We were blessed with beautiful weather, lots of fun, and an incredible sense of community!
And a very special Happy Birthday to Vijay Verma! We hope you had a wonderful day!

Festival & Crowded Area Safety Tips Keep your personal belongings safe while enjo...
08/24/2026

Festival & Crowded Area Safety Tips Keep your personal belongings safe while enjoying festivals, concerts, fairs, malls, and other busy public spaces:
* Carry only what you need. Leave unnecessary valuables at home.
* Keep your phone and wallet secure. Use a zipped pocket, crossbody bag, or bag worn securely in front of you.
* Keep bags closed and in front of your body in crowded areas.
* Avoid putting valuables in back pockets where they can be easily accessed.
* Stay aware of your surroundings.Distractions can make it easier for someone to take your belongings.
* Don’t leave your phone, purse, backpack, or other valuables unattended, even for a moment.
* Be cautious around distractions. If someone bumps into you, spills something, or creates an unusual distraction, check your belongings.
* Don’t display large amounts of cash or expensive jewelry.
* Use a secure location for your phonerather than holding it loosely while moving through crowds.
* Keep important identification and payment cards separate when possible.
* If you lose something, act quickly.Report missing cards, identification, or phones and use tracking features where available.
* Have a plan to stay connected. Arrange a meeting place with friends in case you become separated.
Remember: Stay alert, secure your belongings, and enjoy the event safely!

Community Safety DayDON’T FORGET! THIS WEDNESDAY! Join us for the Tim Hortons 13th Annual Community Safety Day on Wednes...
08/24/2026

Community Safety Day
DON’T FORGET! THIS WEDNESDAY!
Join us for the Tim Hortons 13th Annual Community Safety Day on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
4211 Keele Street — Keele & Pond
This special community event is held in memory of Nazli Verma, a remarkable woman who dedicated herself to helping and supporting youth in our community. Sadly, Nazli lost her battle with cancer on September 30, 2013.
Come out, connect with your community, and help us honor Nazli’s legacy of caring, service and making a positive difference in the lives of young people.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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08/20/2026

Special thanks to Hon. Judy Sgro and her constituents for their generous support of the 31 Division Open House BBQ and Bursary Awards Ceremony. Community members thoroughly enjoyed the freezies and delicious popcorn you provided. We also appreciate your assistance with the event cleanup.
Events like these are only possible because of the dedication and support of our wonderful community partners and volunteers. Thank you for helping make this event such a memorable success.

08/19/2026

A special thank you to John Jumas from Patty King International, located at 81 Roysun Road in Woodbridge, for your generous donation of delicious Jamaican patties for our 31 Division Community Open House BBQ & Bursary Awards Ceremony!
We truly appreciate your generosity and commitment to supporting our community. We would not be able to host the great events we do without the incredible support of generous community members and local businesses like John.
Thank you, John, for helping make our event such a success!
31 Division is grateful for your continued support of our community!

Congratulations to Constable Hoang and Sergeant Watt for receiving Members of the Week! On August 13, 2025, a frantic pa...
08/19/2026

Congratulations to Constable Hoang and Sergeant Watt for receiving Members of the Week!
On August 13, 2025, a frantic parent called 31 Division to report that her six-year-old son was limp and not breathing.
On their way home from his birthday celebration, she said he was in the back seat sucking on a lolly pop when he started to choke.
Constable Hoang,a 26-year veteran, who was on duty at the front desk, took the call and quickly broadcast the caller’s location as a hotshot on the air.
Sergeant Jermaine Watt who was in the area, quickly arrived on scene, finding the boy lifeless. He performed three back strikes followed by one Heimlich maneuver and the boy started to breathe and cry.
Constable Hoang was able to keep a panicked mother calm enough to communicate relevant information, while Sergeant Watt, a 20-year officer, executed his First Aid training flawlessly to get the boy breathing. safety

A very special thank you to floatingoncloud9 for graciously creating and donating the beautiful balloon arch for our 31 ...
08/18/2026

A very special thank you to floatingoncloud9 for graciously creating and donating the beautiful balloon arch for our 31 Division Open House BBQ & Bursary Awards Ceremony this past weekend!
We feel truly blessed to have such generous and supportive community members who help make our events so special. The children and their families absolutely loved taking photos in the balloon arch!
A special shoutout to Barbie and the Garland Seniors Initiative for posing for this great photo!
Thank you for helping us create wonderful memories for our community!
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