Chief of Police for @GuelphPolice. Account is not monitored 24/7. For an emergency call 911. For a non-emergency call (519)824-1212 #PrideServiceTrust
Guelph, Ontario
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With days getting shorter, make sure others can see you on the road. Proper lighting isn’t just a legal requirement - it helps keep everyone safe. Whether you’re driving or cycling, check your lights before you head out.
ALT Remember: - Turn on lights 30 minutes before sunset and keep them on until 30 minutes after sunrise. - If inclement weather affects visibility, turn lights on. - Bicycles are required to have one white light at the front and one red light (or reflector) at the rear from 30 minutes before sunset to 30 minutes after sunrise.
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Every person working on the roadside deserves to do their job safely and make it home to their loved ones. A few simple actions can help protect the people working to keep us safe. Let’s all do our part to keep one another safe. #SlowDownMoveOver #RoadSafety
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Meet Community Resource Officer Const. Mason Melitzer!
Focused on partnership, prevention & problem-solving, our CROs work closely with schools and organizations to support youth, enhance safety and build strong relationships.
Together we're creating safer, stronger communities.
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We were pleased to work with the @uofguelph_cso and @csaguelph to establish the 1st on-campus Safe Buy and Sell Zone to complete online transactions. It is located off Lang Way across from the Alumni Stadium entrance. There is a similar zone on Fountain St outside our station.
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Wishing everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving long weekend! We’re grateful to serve a community that looks out for one another. A special thank you to our officers, emergency services and front-line staff working this weekend. Enjoy your time with loved ones and stay safe.
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Thank you to emergency responders and community partners for their professionalism and support during Saturday’s unsanctioned Homecoming gathering. The larger-than-usual gathering raised several public-safety concerns. Read more: bit.ly/3TxAkQa
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On National Police Women's Day, we recognize and thank female police officers who serve our community with courage, professionalism and dedication. We are unquestionably stronger because of our female members, who make a difference every day.
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Today, we remember the people who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001 and the first responders who put the safety of others before their own. We honour the extraordinary courage shown by so many in the face of unimaginable circumstances. We will never forget.
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Wishing all the students, families, teachers and other school staff a safe, happy and successful school year. Get back to school safety tips at guelphpolice.ca/backtoschool
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Wishing a safe and successful school year to all the new and returning students, staff and faculty at the University of Guelph. Whether Guelph has been home for years or you’re just getting to know our city we're here to support you. Here’s to a great year ahead!
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If something online makes you feel uncomfortable, scared or pressured, tell someone - a parent, caregiver, teacher, coach, school counsellor or another trusted adult. You don't have to handle it alone.
Get more tips to keep you safe online at guelphpolice.ca/onlinesafety
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We are seeking interested residents to participate in an upcoming Citizens’ Police Academy: guelphpolice.ca/news/posts/c…
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We continue to receive reports from people targeted by a phone provider scam. If you receive a call from a mobile phone provider offering deals or incentives, hang up and contact your provider directly using a trusted phone number. Learn more at bit.ly/4xp1TcG.
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We join @BarriePolice and the wider policing community to mourn the loss of Sgt. Brett Carleton. Our deepest condolences to Sgt. Carleton’s family, friends and colleagues in this difficult time.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the loss of one of our own. The Barrie Police Service is mourning the death of Sgt. Brett Carleton.
Sgt. Carleton was a highly respected police officer whose commitment to his work touched many families during some of the hardest moments of their lives.
He will forever be remembered as a valued member of the Service.
We offer his family our support, our love, and our deepest understanding for their need for privacy during this incredibly difficult time.
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Fraudsters are targeting cryptocurrency wallet users by asking for recovery phrases, private keys or upfront “recovery” fees. Read the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre bulletin for tips on how to protect yourself at
bit.ly/4gidT8K.
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Your location can say more than you think. Before posting, check whether your location is visible through tags, maps, Snap Map, backgrounds or app settings. If you’re not sure, take a minute to review your privacy settings and turn off location sharing when you don’t need it.
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E-scooters can be a convenient way to get around Guelph - but safety comes first. Before you ride, know the rules, wear a helmet, stay alert, slow down near pedestrians and make sure drivers can see you. Ride smart. Ride safe. Share the road. Learn more at guelphpolice.ca/escooters
