"Policing In Partnership"
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When To Call Police?
Many people hesitate to call the police out of fear of getting involved, or of being identified, or even of fear of sounding silly or over-suspicious. The police need and want your help in preventing crime, please call.
Do not assume someone else has already called the police.
Emergency # 9-1-1 Non-Emergency # 613-732-9975
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What's Happening
Pembroke Officers Honoured for Years of Service.
Sgt. George Warren - 20 Years of Service Cst. James Rabishaw - 30 Years of Service
From Left: Mayor Ed Jacyno, Sgt. George Warren From Left: Mayor Ed Jacyno, Cst. James Rabishaw
Chief of Police David Hawkins Chief of Police David Hawkins
Sgt. George Warren and Cst. James Rabishaw were recognized for their years of service to policing at a ceremony held at Pembroke's City Hall on December 15, 2011. Sgt. Warren received his 20 year exemplary service medal from City of Pembroke Mayor Ed Jacyno on behalf of the Governor General. Cst. Rabishaw received his 30 year exemplary service Bar from City of Pembroke Mayor Ed Jacyno on behalf of the Governor General.
Lock your vehicle Doors
The Pembroke Police Service would like to remind the community to not leave valuables in their vehicles and to lock their vehicle’s doors when they are left unoccupied. Theft from, and theft of vehicles, is an ongoing crime which directly impacts victims. This type of crime is not new, but it is very often preventable.