To unite fraternally and to promote the mutual interests of its members; to uphold the honour of the Police profession, to   elevate the standards of police services; to encourage a cordial and co-operative discourse among police officers in accordance with the By-Laws of the Association.
DRPA President Andrew Tummonds building relationships with Provincial Government:
Lorne Coe, Premier Doug Ford, Andrew Tummonds, Peter Bethlenfalvy

Working in our
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​We are the people of the Kingston City Police Force.
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ABOUT US

Since 1958, the Kingston Police Association’s (KPA) goal has been to foster police camaraderie, enhance the scope of alliance, and promote goodwill among its members and those of other kindred associations, throughout and beyond the provincial confines. And, to function in the tradition of our parent body, “THE POLICE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO” in mutual conformity with their constitution and rules and for the perpetuation of those principles and aims.
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We work in harmony with administrators of the respective police bodies in seeking the greatest measure of confidence and understanding; and for the elevation of police standards and uphold the honour of the police profession.
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The KPA are dedicated to providing our members with a healthy and safe working environment given the challenges we face. Along with promoting the individual and collective rights and interests of our members, we endeavour to promote a healthy and strong relationship with our community.
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We have a vested interest in making our community the safest and best community it can be. We are your neighbours, your child’s coach, or perhaps a volunteer you see assisting with one of many great causes. We take a great deal of pride in our efforts in giving back to our community and hope that some of what we do improves the quality of life and sense of safety for you and your family.
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The KPA continues to work on behalf of our member’s and our community to make Kingston one of the best communities in which to live, work and play.
Board of Directors
President
Cameron Gough 
 
Vice President 
Jason Alblas 
 
Secretary
Darcy Pettie 
 
Treasurer
Brian McCormick 
 
Civilian Directors
Jason Kee 
Shana Stas
 
Directors
Graedon Schaule 
 Dave Wein 
 Andrew Wilby 
 Taylor Lauzon 

About Us

The DRPA represents in excess of 1,200 Uniform and Civilian Members.  Our mission is to unite fraternally and to promote the mutual interests of its members; to uphold the honour of the Police profession, to elevate the standards of police services; and to encourage a cordial and co-operative discourse among police officers.

  • 221

    Officers

  • 65

    civiillians

  • 53,698​

    calls per year (2018)

  • 450.4

    sq kms of jurisdiction

By the Numbers

904

Uniform Officers

300

Civillians

5

Municipalities Served

706,200

Population Served

Durham Regional Police Pensioners Association

The Durham Regional Police Pensioners Association (DRPPA) continues to represent YOU on many levels and on many issues, such as Extended Health Care & Dental Plans, Travel Plan, OMERS, and Federal & Provincial Issues. ​

The Ontario Police Memorial

​The Ontario Police Memorial was officially unveiled and dedicated on May 7, 2000, by her Honour Hilary Weston, Lieutenant Governor, and the Honourable Michael Harris, Premier of Ontario.
​The Memorial was created to honour those police officers in the Province of Ontario who lost their lives in the line of duty. The names of all known fallen officers are inscribed upon the Wall of Honour.

Executive Team

President

​Cameron Gough

vice president
Jason Alblas
secretary
treasurer
sworn director
sworn director
Sworn director
sworn director
civilian director
civilian director