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Pembroke Police Service

 "Policing In Partnership"
IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY CALL 9-1-1

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.

Location
The Pembroke Police Service's Headquarters is located just a few blocks East from Pembroke's beautiful, historic downtown. This location is home to all of the Pembroke Police Service's resources such as the office of the Chief of Police, Criminal Investigation Department, Dispatch and Communications, Community Service office, Media Relation office, and it serves as a hive for the general patrol units....Learn more
Message from the Chief
Welcome to the Pembroke Police Service's Website. This site has been designed to provide you with information about our service and to assist with the distribution of information and education to the public....Learn more
Mission Statement
The Pembroke Police will continue to deliver police services that directly relate to the concerns of our community. The Police Service and our stakeholders will cooperatively develop ways of utilizing resources to best address priorities that make our community a better and safer place to live, learn and enjoy....Learn more
History
On February 8, 1878 , a motion was passed by the Council of the Town of Pembroke to hire a Town Constable. It was not until November 15, 1878 that James Devlin was hired at a salary of $400.00 per year. Constable Devlin lived on Cemetery St , now know as Miller Street , in Pembroke. Some of the duties of the Town Constable at this time, included the collection of taxes, and the maintenance of platforms (sidewalks) and the Pumping station. Constable Devlin also assumed the role of Truant Officer and Dog Catcher....Learn more
Police Service Board
The Pembroke Police Services Board serves as a link between the community and the Pembroke Police Service. The Board monitors and evaluates the performance of the Chief of Police, and is responsible for setting policy, objectives and goals related to policing in the City.


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Recruitment
The Pembroke Police Service endeavours to hire the finest members for every position, civilian and sworn. Candidates must be well qualified, enthusiastic, interested and committed to a career in law enforcement. The Pembroke Police Service continually strives to ensure that it represents the community it serves. ...Learn more
Missing Persons
If you would like to report a missing person or have information about a missing person, please contact your local police service. To contact the Pembroke Police Service Please Call 613-732-9975.

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Pembroke Police Association
The Pembroke Police Association represents the members of the Pembroke Police Service which includes Sergeants, Constables, Special Constable and civilian personnel. The Association takes an active role in representing member's interests, as well as broader issues of policing in general. While representing all members, the Association works in conjunction with the Pembroke Police Service to help provide the residents of Pembroke with the most efficient and effective service....Learn more
Volunteering
Why Volunteer? Making an important contribution to your community, Enhancing your resume (particularly if you are considering a career in law enforcement),
Tackling new challenges and learning more about community activities, Improving your communication, organizational and team building skills, Meeting interesting new people and participating in social events and recognition awards....Learn more
Business Plan
Strategic Business Plans are developed to address concerns that the Pembroke Police Service presently face and anticipate in years to come.

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