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23 Division Programs and Initiatives

Community Engagement
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Big Blue Door
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Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drive
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Learning to Golf / “Putt Out Violence”
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Movie Night & BBQ
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Northwest Ball Hockey Program
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Dixon United Boxing Program
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Take Back the Park
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23 Divison News

Community Experience Program for Recruits

07 Mar, 2023

A total of 13 new recruits attended 23 Division in February to participate in the Community Experience Program (CEP).

Community Safety Town Hall

06 Feb, 2023

On Thursday January 19, our 23 Division CPLC hosted a Community Safety Town Hall. The topic of this year's Town Hall was: Gun and Gang Violence - Addressing Youth Gun, Gang and Group Violence.

Vehicle Theft Prevention

12 Jan, 2023

Vehicle Theft Prevention Tips

Holiday Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drives

07 Dec, 2022

Join us at one of our upcoming Holiday Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drives!

'Stay Focused, Stay Safe' Traffic Safety Campaign

01 Nov, 2022

The Toronto Police Service is launching a safety campaign, ‘ Stay Focused, Stay Safe ’, commencing Monday, October 31, 2022, and concluding on Sunday, November 13, 2022.

Thanksgiving Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drives

03 Oct, 2022

Join us at one of our upcoming Thanksgiving Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drives!

Community Engagement: Summer Camp Edition

22 Aug, 2022

This summer, several schools, churches and community centers throughout North Etobicoke were eager to open their doors and host summer camp programs once again.

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.