After seven years of dedicated service, we wish police service dog, Chase, a happy retirement. Thank you for your commitment to keeping Waterloo Region safe. We hope you enjoy many lazy days on the couch, belly rubs, and pup treats! | Waterloo Regional Police Service

The Waterloo Regional Police Service reminds everyone that if there is an immediate risk to someone's safety, call us at 9-1-1. If the situation does not require an immediate response, please call us at 519-570-9777. | Waterloo Regional Police Service

The Waterloo Regional Police Service is encouraging members of the community to practice safety and to familiarize themselves with the rules surrounding the use of fireworks. Local bylaws prevent the use of fireworks outside private property, meaning members of the community cannot set off fireworks on public property or public roads. Members of the public are reminded to contact your city or township’s bylaw office for issues that are not criminal in nature. Anyone who witnesses an unsafe or da

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Interested in learning more about becoming a member of the WRPS team? Join us for a pop-up recruitment event tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Coffee Culture, located at 138 Main Street in Cambridge. #PeopleHelpingPeople | Waterloo Regional Police Service

The Waterloo Regional Police Service is encouraging members of the community to practice safety and to familiarize themselves with the rules surrounding the use of fireworks. Local bylaws prevent the use of fireworks outside private property, meaning members of the community cannot set off fireworks on public property or public roads. Also, please remember that calling 9-1-1 is for emergencies only. If there are concerns for imminent risk to public safety or serious injuries, then call 9-1-1. Al