Shelburne Police Service - 5199253312

Law Enforcement Agency in Shelburne, Ontario

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The Shelburne Police Service is operated by the Town of Shelburne, and provides policing services to residents of the town as mandated under the Ontario Police Services Act. Shelburne Police has served the community of Shelburne since 1879 and is currently comprised of 15 sworn officers, 2 civilians and 4 auxiliary constables operating out of a police headquarters at the Town Hall at 203 Main Street, East in the heart of Shelburne. We are dispatched by the Orangeville Police communications centre, and have two marked and fully equipped Ford police interceptors, a Ford Expedition and one unmarked cruiser.

The Shelburne Police Service has a long tradition of partnership with those residents who live, work, or visit our town. Our goal is to enhance overall safety and quality of life for Shelburne residents through partnerships and efforts in education and crime prevention.

Crime is inevitable. However, crime prevention and community action efforts are viable additions to reactionary enforcement and can affect crime rates, quality of life and the sense of security, well-being and self-determination within a community.

The men and women of the Shelburne Police Service work closely with businesses, schools, associations and civic groups to make the Town of Shelburne a safer and more enjoyable place to live. The qualities of dedication, loyalty, integrity and willingness to serve as partners in the community are key values among staff in providing safety and protection to the public.

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