SERVING MEMBERS SINCE 1947
The London Police Association is a union equivalent labour organization representing over 800 members of the London Police Service. The LPA was formed in 1947 to represent and protect the sworn Officers and civilian staff of the London Police Service. The LPA ensures the Service remains fiscally competitive, improves working conditions for our members, and promotes the mutual interests of the Active Membership.
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Welcome to the London Police Association website. Our new website is a place for those interested in learning more about what the London Police Association does for its members and the London community. Our Association is the collective voice of the Sworn officers and civilian members of the London Police Service. We are united in our goal to protect the community and the members we serve. Continue Reading…
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London Police Association Indigenous Community Impact Award
The London Police Association, in conjunction with the London Police Service Board, will fund an annual Award to an Indigenous [...]
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A talented artist and LPA member has generously offered their most recent piece for auction in support of Calgary Beyond The Blue. Calgary Police Association recently lost a member, Sgt. Andrew Harnett, in the line of duty and the proceeds of this auction will go to supporting their members and families. Follow the link below for instructions and get your bids in before this Sunday at 6pm!
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The London Police Association, in conjunction with the London Police Service Board, will fund an annual Award to an Indigenous (First Nations, Metis or Inuit) graduate student enrolled in a Master’s program in Sociology at the University of Western Ontario. The award recipient will conduct applied research on issues of power and justice focusing on policing practices but may also include legal and justice practices, the inter-relation of work across core social services, mental health, community wellbeing, and/or Indigenous applications of justice.
The London Police Association Indigenous Community Impact Award will offer an opportunity for an Indigenous student to pursue their graduate studies in Sociology. It will also provide the London Police Association with an opportunity to learn from the award recipient.
The London Police Association is committed to positive and sustainable progress in policing, adapting to the communities we serve, and ensuring a safe environment for all.
We look forward to continuing our work with the University of Western Ontario as they help propel evidence-based solutions to modern policing issues.
Another example of a good community partner!
Good job Carbon👍🏻hope he got a slice🍕 https://twitter.com/k9_london/status/1353349132853932033
3 suspects robbed a pizza delivery person and fled! PSD Carbon tracked them through fields, a forest and neighbourhoods to a residence where they were taken into custody. The pizza was even recovered, too bad PSD Carbon doesn't like anchovies on his Za!! #k9unit #londonpolicek9
That's a good boy!! https://twitter.com/k9_london/status/1353349132853932033
3 suspects robbed a pizza delivery person and fled! PSD Carbon tracked them through fields, a forest and neighbourhoods to a residence where they were taken into custody. The pizza was even recovered, too bad PSD Carbon doesn't like anchovies on his Za!! #k9unit #londonpolicek9
@k9_london If the victimization of being robbed wasn’t bad enough the driver would have likely been on the hook for the costs and all their money they would have lost. Great work. #justtryingtomakealiving