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We are proud to share the 2025 Annual Report of the London Police Service, reflecting meaningful progress toward enhanced service delivery and a safer London.
The report highlights the work undertaken in 2025 to advance the Board’s strategic objectives, strengthen public safety, and build trust between police and the community.
Thank you to the #LPS membership for your collective dedication and efforts in achieving these results.
Read more here: londonpoliceserviceboard.com…
Join us tomorrow, Monday, July 20th, at 1:00 pm, in person or online, for the London Police Service Board's June meeting.
Highlights include a presentation of the 2025 London Police Service Annual Report, the 2026 Chief's Gala summary report and cheque presentation, updates on Proposed Bill 119, next steps in developing the 2027–2030 Strategic Plan, and a review of the 2026 Asset Management Plan.
Visit lpsb.ca for Board meeting agendas, reports, and virtual meeting links.
This month's London Police Service Board meeting has been rescheduled to Monday, July 20th. The proposed agenda and meeting links are available on our website lpsb.ca
Join us in person or online at 9:00am and 1:15pm.
Congratulations, and welcome to the 2026 Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI) participants! We wish you all the best as you begin a summer of learning, community engagement, and new experiences.
The London Police Service Board is proud to support YIPI beyond the internship through its annual Scholarship, which helps eligible graduates pursue post-secondary education and continue building their experience in policing and community service. To learn more and apply: londonpoliceserviceboard.com…
Fifty-one students. 🚔☀️One unforgettable summer ahead!
This week, we proudly welcomed our 2026 Youth in Policing Initiative (YIPI) team to the London Police Service as they begin their summer internship journey with us. Over the past few days, we’ve enjoyed getting to know each of them, and we’re excited to have them as part of our team this summer.
Throughout the coming weeks, our YIPI students will be out in the community, participating in a variety of educational, cultural, and hands-on work experiences while building valuable skills and meaningful connections.
If you see them around London this summer, be sure to say hello! 👋 We look forward to learning from one another and making this a memorable experience for everyone involved.
YIPI is funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services and is designed to strengthen relationships between police and the neighbourhoods we proudly serve.
#YIPI2026 #LdnOnt
The London Police Service Board extends its deepest condolences to the loved ones and colleagues of Cst. Tarun Bali and Cst. Marc Pinizzotto. One death of a police officer is too many. Two fallen officers in Ontario in such a short period of time is a devastating reminder of what members risk in upholding their duty to protect the peace of our communities and prevent harm to others.
We honour the sacrifices of Cst. Bali, Cst. Pinizzotto, and those who came before them, not only through remembrance but by reaffirming our responsibility as a police board to prioritize the safety and well-being of those who serve on our behalf. The loss of these officers will be carried by those whose lives they have directly impacted, the communities they served, and the police services that they so proudly represented; our thoughts are with you all. @lpsmediaoffice
On Sunday, at the Ontario Police Suicide Memorial Ceremony at Queen’s Park, our Board Chair Ryan Gauss, Chief Truong, and members of the London Police Service joined police services from across the province to honour members who were lost to suicide.
Their contributions to public safety and their lasting impact will not be forgotten, and we thank them for their service.
The Board acknowledges the grief carried by their loved ones, colleagues, and communities. Policing calls for continued awareness, care, and connection. We are committed to prioritizing member mental health and well-being as an essential part of a positive workplace culture. @RyanMGauss @LPSChiefTruong @lpsmediaoffice
Board Chair Ryan Gauss joined partners, supporters and community members to welcome more than 1,000 student athletes from across Ontario to the 2026 Special Olympics Ontario School Championships.
Hosted by the London Police Service in partnership with Western University, this event brings people together, creates spaces for belonging, and highlights talent at every level.
We are cheering on all the athletes! #SpecialOlympicsOntario #London2026
@SOOntario @RyanMGauss @lpsmediaoffice
Join us tomorrow, in person or online, for our May Board meeting. Highlights include a presentation on AI Technology Use and a report back from the Chief on the Service’s proposed action plan in preparation for the Inspector General’s province-wide inspection on police integrity and anti-corruption practices.
Visit lpsb.ca for Board meeting agendas, reports, and virtual meeting links.
Today's open house is a great opportunity to connect with members of the London Police Service. We welcome you to stop by headquarters this afternoon to join in on Police Week with tours, family activities, and more.
Today’s open house day! 🚓🎉
Join us at London Police Headquarters (601 Dundas St.) today from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. for an exciting afternoon celebrating Police Week.
Meet our officers, tour headquarters, enjoy a barbecue, and take part in fun activities for the whole family. See you there!
#LdnOnt #PoliceWeekON
We are conducting a community survey and would love to hear from you.
Your input will help us better understand community needs, expectations, and values, and will inform the development of the Board’s Strategic Plan for 2027–2031.
For more information about the London Police Service Board and to complete the survey, visit lpsb.ca
In recognition of National Volunteer Week, the London Police Service Board acknowledges the contributions of Auxiliary Officers and all members who volunteer their time in the community.
Thank you for your dedication to supporting community engagement and strengthening public trust and confidence in policing.
This National Volunteer Week we’re proud to recognize the incredible contributions of our Auxiliary Officers. 👏 🚔
They go above and beyond supporting frontline operations, attending community events, and representing the London Police Service with professionalism and care. Their commitment is appreciated, and their impact is felt across London every day.
We also want to acknowledge all of our members who volunteer their time in the community. Your ongoing dedication, compassion, and willingness to give back help strengthen the connections that matter most.
Interested in becoming an Auxiliary Officers? Apply now: bit.ly/4czMFc5
#NVW2026 @VolunteerCanada
Join us tomorrow, in person or online, as we review Financial Reports, discuss Board governance matters, and receive a presentation from Crime Stoppers.
Visit lpsb.ca for Board meeting agendas, reports, and virtual meeting links.
Our in-person Strategic Plan Community Consultations are happening tomorrow and Thursday.
Open to everyone, and we would love to hear from you.
Details and the link the register can be found at lpsb.ca
Welcome to London, @OACPOfficial! Great to see the #OACP Board of Directors meeting in @CityofLdnOnt and connecting with local leadership, including @LPSChiefTruong and Board Chair @RyanMGauss.
The #OACP Board of Directors is proud to be meeting in @CityofLdnOnt April 13-14. President Mark Campbell welcomed @LPSChiefTruong & @LPSBoard Chair @RyanMGauss to our meeting. Thank you for your work in London & beyond.
In recognition of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, the London Police Service is sharing a behind the scenes look at the Communications Centre, highlighting the dedicated professionals behind every call. @lpsmediaoffice
Join us Thursday, April 16, for this month’s London Police Service Board meeting. View the proposed agenda at londonpoliceserviceboard.com…
Our first in-person Strategic Plan Community Consultation Forum is one week from today.
It’s open to everyone, and we'd love to hear from you!
We are facilitating both quick drop-ins for a quick chat with us and more in-depth round-table discussions for those who can stay longer.
Your participation will help us better understand the community's needs, values, and expectations around policing in London.
Details and the link to register can be found on our website: lpsb.ca
@lpsmediaoffice
2 weeks until our in-person Strategic Plan Community Consultation Forums. Have your say and help shape the future of policing in London. Your input matters.
Register today londonpoliceserviceboard.com…
There will be options for both a quick drop-in and a more in-depth discussion.
We want to hear from you! The London Police Service Board is developing its next Strategic Plan. Attend one of our in-person forums to provide your input into future policing priorities and objectives for the City of London
Registration now open lpsb.ca
@lpsmediaoffice
