Community

 Community Safety and provincial security are the foundation upon which the Ontario Provincial Police delivers law enforcement and policing services.  The OPP is one of North America's largest deployed police services with more than 5,400 uniformed officers, 2,000 civilian employees and 850 Auxiliary Officers focused on the organization's dual priorities: 

Safe Communities...A Secure Ontario.

The OPP maintains approximately 163 local detachment and satellite offices throughout the province, in addition to OPP General Headquarters, five Regional Headquarters locations and the Highway Safety Division.  The OPP places a significant emphasis on services related to community-level policing and to traffic safety.  Members of the O.P.P. work collaboratively with municipal leaders, police services boards, community policing advisory committees and community groups to plan and deliver quality, front-line municipal and First Nations' policing and law enforcement at the local level. 

SENIORS ASSISTANCE	YOUTH ISSUES
Phonebusters OPP Anti-Rackets - Fraud Office of Public Guardian & Trustee Ministry of Transportation Crime Prevention Assoc. Community Legal Education Advocacy Centre for the Elderly Prevention of Elder Abuse Consumer Protection Act	Cybercops Internet 101 Committee of Youth Officers Esteem Team RCMP - Deal.org Youth Justice Services in Ontario Ministry of Children & Youth Services Operation Springboard Youth Justice Ontario Ontario Gang & Investigators Assoc.
COMMUNITY & CRIME STOPPERS	RURAL & AGRICULTURAL
Canadian Crime Prevention Centre CPTED Ontario Federation of Ontario Cottage Association Kids Comfort Kit Mutual Protect National Crime Prevention Centre Ontario Crime Stoppers Operation Provident	ACTION - Agricultural Crime Cottage Watch MNR - Ontario Forestry National Assoc. of Property Recovery National Center on Rural Justice and Crime Prevention Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food

"The test of police efficiency is the absence of crime and disorder, not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with it."  Sir Robert Peel

For more info contact the Crime Prevention Team or (705) 329-7680.

Hours:

Cambridge Detachment

Toll Free telephone: (888) 310-1122