The London Police Service is excited to introduce two new Chief’s advisory councils and is inviting community members to get involved.

Our goal is to continue to build trust, transparency, and partnership with the community.

The Chief’s Community Advisory Council and the Chief’s Youth Advisory Council are now accepting applications from volunteers.

Are You a Trailblazer in our community? 

The London Police Service is now accepting entries for the 2026 Lewis Coray Trailblazer Award for Youth!

The 2026 Polar Plunge London is BACK.

The LPS is ready to make a splash on Friday, March 6, 2026, at the Courtyard of 100 Kellogg Lane! 

YOUTH IN POLICING INITIATIVE (YIPI) 2026

YIPI is a paid summer program for high school students from all
cultures and backgrounds. Apply for the opportunity to work alongside
members of our Community Mobilization and Support Branch, gain
knowledge about a career in policing, learn about the legal system
and participate in various community engagement events.

30Forward: Advancing Women in Policing

The London Police Service has officially signed the 30Forward Pledge, reaffirming the our commitment to advancing women in policing.

30Forward builds on the momentum of the international 30x30 Initiative, with a Canadian approach to empowering, supporting, and increasing the representation of women in policing across the country.

Hear Deputy Chief MacSween’s story of breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation of women to serve their communities with pride and purpose.

We're actively hiring!

Nurse Police Response Team

The London Police Service presents an insider look at our Nurse Police Response Team, in partnership with the London Health Sciences Centre.

This initiative pairs registered nurses with frontline officers to deliver immediate care to those who need it, where they need it.

LONDON POLICE SERVICE SEEKS CONTINUED PUBLIC INPUT ON OUR OPEN-AIR SUBSTANCE USE STRATEGY

As part of a project conducted by the London Police Service we are seeking feedback on your experiences in the Downtown, Midtown, and Old East Village areas. This survey is completely voluntary but will help London Police Service understand the needs of patrons in the Downtown, Midtown, and Old East Village areas.

This is a follow-up to the initial survey. We are seeking feedback now that the Open-Air Substance Use Strategy has been running for 6 months.

All responses are anonymous and the survey is voluntary.
If you have already completed this survey from another source, please do not complete it again. Please only complete this survey ONCE.

Join our Team

Interested in an exciting career in policing?

A career working with our team creates room for growth, continuous learning and most importantly, making a difference in your community.

Working with us means being proud in your service and doing your job with honour.