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.
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:
Self Declaration of a Criminal Record is a process whereby the Applicant declares their adult criminal convictions to the Police Service in accordance with CPIC policy requirements and federal laws.
(a) Conviction for which a pardon has been received.
(b) Youth Convictions (YCJA).
(c) Absolute/Conditional Discharges.
(d) Offences where there were no convictions.
(e) Provincial/Municipal Offences.
(f) Charges dealt with outside of Canada.
The mandate of the Gangs & Weapons Enforcement Unit is the identification, arrest and dismantling of any gang, criminal organization, crime group or its members responsible for violent criminal activity within the community. The unit is primarily focused on crimes of violence and illegal firearm offences.
The Domestic Violence Unit networks and liaises with local shelters, community/government agencies, the Crown, Probation and Parole Services, Victim Witness Assistance Programs, local Children’s Aid Societies, and other local services and community representatives responsible for responding to issues relating to domestic violence occurrences.
The Unit acts as a liaison and advocate for Women’s Shelters.
Development
Deputy Chief Weatherill is a 29-year member of the Hamilton Police Service and was promoted to Deputy Chief in 2014.
