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31 Division Programs and Initiatives

Community Engagement

Partnering with the community to make our city safer.
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Open House/BBQ

Building strong bonds with our community.
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Student Bursary

Supporting our yourth in furthering their education.
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Make Your Future

We help present our youth opportunity with employment.
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Taste and Sounds of Jane & Finch

Partnering with the community to develop a deeper connection.
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Laptops for Learning

Every child should have access to technology. We want to help.
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9th Annual East Asian - Internal Support Network Charity Golf Tournament
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31 Divison News

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March 27, 2024 Town Hall Community

28 Mar, 2024

On March 27, 2024, we convened at the Driftwood Community Recreation Centre for a pivotal Town Hall Community Meeting. The gathering focused on "Supporting Youth," a theme explored through diverse perspectives by various stakeholders. Discussions revolved around the impactful programs offered by @communityconnect.to, designed to equip our youth with the necessary skills for future employment opportunities.

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Exceptional Acts

24 Mar, 2024

On March 20, 2024, during a formal ceremony, Superintendent Singh formally acknowledged and praised the exceptional contributions and efforts of the officers within the community. He highlighted their dedication and hard work, stating that such outstanding service merited public recognition and commendation. This acknowledgment serves as a testament to the positive impact these officers have had on the community through their commitment and exemplary performance.

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Unity and Support: The Driftwood Community Prayer Walk

By Mark Tenaglia • 08 Mar, 2024

In an inspiring display of community solidarity, the Driftwood Community, in collaboration with Toronto Police Service's 31 Division and Chaplains, invited everyone to participate in a Prayer Walk Wednesday, February 28th, at 3pm.

Celebrating Unity and Heritage: A Memorable Black History Month Brunch with the JCA

15 Feb, 2024

A heartfelt appreciation goes out to the Jamaican Canadian Association (JCA). The Toronto Police Service 31 Division thoroughly enjoyed the company of everyone present at the Boonoonoonos Brunch, in celebration of Black History Month. The event was marked by memorable moments from various speakers, delightful performances by dancing children, enchanting music, and the inspiring Hon. Dr. Jean Augustine recounting her pioneering journey as the first African Canadian woman elected to the House of Commons—a true trailblazer.

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Strengthening Community Ties: MuchoBurrito's Support for Initiatives and First Responders

31 Jan, 2024

We express our profound gratitude to our friend Ankur and the dedicated staff at the Sheppard Ave West MuchoBurrito for their unwavering support of our community initiatives and first responders. Their generosity and commitment to giving back have played a pivotal role in bolstering our efforts to serve the community effectively. Through their support, they have not only nourished our bodies but also our spirits, demonstrating a remarkable partnership that extends far beyond mere business interactions. Their contribution is a testament to the power of community collaboration and the positive impact businesses can have on local initiatives and those who work tirelessly to keep us safe.

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31 Division's Memorable Day with Canadian Blind Hockey

29 Jan, 2024

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Canadian Blind Hockey for extending an invitation to 31 Division, allowing us to come out and lend our support in teaching the players how to skate. It was an incredibly rewarding experience to spend quality time with all the players, sharing laughs, learning moments, and the sheer joy of skating. Furthermore, reuniting with our good friend Joey the goalie was the cherry on top of a memorable day. His presence always adds a special touch to the camaraderie and spirit of the event.

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Collaborative Community Meeting Focuses on Safety, Engagement, and Support

By Mark Tenaglia • 19 Jan, 2024

We had a highly productive meeting with remarkable members of our community and various community partners, where we delved into crucial issues such as Community Safety, Youth Engagement, and the support needed for Parents and Seniors.

Honouring Community Heroes: The King Charles III Coronation Pin Ceremony

15 Jan, 2024

31 Division Officers had the privilege of attending a special ceremony at the Grandravine Community Centre, orchestrated by MPP Michael Kerzner. During this event, he presented the “King Charles III Coronation Pin” to several community members as a token of appreciation for their diverse contributions to the community. We're proud to mention that Superintendent Andy Singh and NCO Glenn Jones were honoured to be among the awardees.

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Toronto Police Neighbourhood Community Officer Program

Neighbourhood Community Officers work in partnership with local residents and community-based organizations to address crime, disorder and community safety issues.

They are embedded in one neighbourhood for at least four years to actively co-develop solutions mobilize Toronto Police resources in order to reduce crime, fear of crime and anti-social behaviour.

Acting as ambassadors for the Toronto Police Service, they work collaboratively with residents as well as community agencies to build sustainable solutions.

There are Neighbourhood Community Officers in 35 neighbourhoods throughout all 16 police Divisions.

The program was first introduced in 2013 across the city and evolved through community consultation and Humber College independent research to develop the best practices that are being rolled out in Fall 2019.

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