About Us

Special constable Badge Picture  Read Our Pamphlet    (Copies available at the Campus Police office)


Annual Reports  

2009 Annual Report

2010 Annual Report    

2011 Annual Report 


Our Staff

The University of Toronto Mississauga Campus Police consists of 13 officers.  There are 7 Constables, 4 Corporals, 1 Assistant Manager and 1 Manager.  Officers are sworn as Special Constables as set out in the Ontario Police Services Act and possess powers of arrest, search and seizure while engaged in their duties at UTM.

Officers are on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and patrol the campus by means of a marked patrol car, bicycles and on foot. 

Our Mandate

The University of Toronto Campus Police Service is dedicated to creating and maintaining a safe and secure environment for students, staff, faculty and visitors.

In fulfilling this purpose, the University Police work in partnership with the community in developing programs and conducting activities to promote safety and security on campus as follows:

  • personal safety
  • protection of property
  • conflict reslolution
  • maintenance of public order
  • community service and referral
  • emergency response assistance
  • crime prevention and detection
  • enforcement of the criminal code and selected provincial and municipal statutes and university policies and regulations

In meeeting this mandate, the actions of the University Police are guided by the following principles and values:

  • respect for the dignity, worth and diversity of all persons
  • fair and impartial treatment of all individuals
  • an approach to campus policing that welcomes and encourages community involvement
  • a departmental philosophy that promotes safety and security as a responsibility of all members of the community
  • reliability
  • competence
  • accountability
  • teamwork and open communication


Community Policing

The University of Toronto Mississauga Campus Police is dedicated to Community Policing practices.  The following are some of the programs and activities that Campus Police have developed or otherwise participate in to promote Community Policing efforts:

  • Walksafer Program
  • Fire Warden Training
  • Liaison with Residence Office
  • Road Safety Programs
  • Cops for Cancer
  • Children's Safety
  • Battery Booster Pak Loan
  • Guest Speaking at Crime & Deviance Classes
  • Safety Seminars Given by Officers
  • Operation Provident (property ID engraver)
  • Peel Regional Police Open House Day
  • Violence in the Workplace Seminars
  • Work Alone Program
  • Critical Incident Avoidance (Women's Self Defence)