VPD efforts to improve accessibility for people who are Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard-of-Hearing.

There are over 5000 people reported missing every year in Vancouver — and the VPD locates 99% of them. Take a look at these missing people who have not yet been found.

Want to learn about the VPD application process and achieving the best POPAT or COPAT times? Run alongside recruiters in a casual setting, achieve your fitness goals, and get your …

Visit Us in Person Both of the locations below operate public service counters. VPD Mailing Address 3585 Graveley St. Vancouver, B.C. Canada V5K 5J5 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday

At his side are Senior Deputy Chief Constable Howard Chow, Deputy Chief Don Chapman, Deputy Chief Andrew Chan, and Deputy Chief Alison Laurin, who each lead their own Division. …

We have over 450 dedicated civilian professionals at the VPD, working alongside more than 1,400 police officers to improve the safety of our city and the people in it.

The VPD is committed to training throughout your career. You will have numerous opportunities to develop new skills, through in-house courses, and advanced programs at the JIBC or the …

Each Lead submits an application, is booked to attend the VPD located at 2120 Cambie for a free Police Information Check, and then completes a 15-minute telephone or Zoom suitability …

The VPD has over 1,000,000 contacts with the public every year, including approximately 270,000 calls for service every year. That works out to over 700 calls per day, and a small percentage …

Chief Rai began his career with the VPD in 1990, working for eight years as a frontline patrol constable in District 3, with duties that included field training and mentoring new police officers. …