The Hamilton Police Service – Pipes & Drums was formed in 1961 by a dedicated group of Police Officers.   The membership at that time was restricted to members of the Hamilton Police Service only. However since that time, membership has been open to the public, both female and male.

                         

The Hamilton Police Service, Honour Guard, has been active for over 35 years. Initially formed on an ad hoc basis, the few members marched in conjunction with the Hamilton Police Pipes and Drums.

Police Officers in Ontario are governed by the Police Services Act (PSA) of Ontario and can face discipline under the PSA when misconduct arises. When officers are convicted of an offence under the PSA, the decisions made by the Hearing Officer are posted on our website for a period of three months, for transparency.

In Memoriam

Age: 48 / 5 Children

Obtaining a Motor Vehicle Collision Report

If you would like to make your views known about a matter being considered by the Hamilton Police Services Board, you may do so via written correspondence or deputation request.

Written Correspondence

You may submit your written comments by mail, fax or Email:

Mail: Administrator, Hamilton Police Services Board, 155 King William Street, Hamilton, Ontario L8R 1A7
Fax: 905-546-4720
Email: [email protected]

Mountain Station – Division Three

Officers at the Mountain Station patrol five communities namely Flamborough, Dundas, Ancaster, Binbrook/Glanbrook and the Hamilton Mountain.

Where is Mountain Station located?

400 Rymal Rd. E.
Hamilton, ON
L9B 1C2
Station Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Hamilton Police Service is launching our 2019-2021 Business Plan. This is our roadmap – it’s the document that sets our direction and reinforces our decisions as we serve and protect in partnership with our communities.

We want to share where we’ll be heading into 2021. Learn more about our new 2019-2021 Business Plan.

Important Notice

You do not need a lawyer or representative to apply for a pardon. This will not accelerate the review of your application or convey a special status on it. The PBC treats all applications in the same way.

The Night Listing Program is a FREE service offered to the business community in the region by the Hamilton Police Service.  This program is run separately from the Alarm Program.  There are no registration or administration fees.

To become involved in this program, or to update your information with the Police, simply download the “Night Listing Information” form and submit the information to any Hamilton Police Station. Forms can also be mailed or faxed to:  

Data Control - Records Office