33 Division - Toronto Police Service

A Heartfelt Thank You to Our 33 Division Auxiliary Officers

Behind so many of our community events, initiatives and outreach efforts are an incredible group of people who generously give something that can never be replaced — their time.

Our 33 Division Auxiliary Officers volunteer countless hours to support our officers, our events and, most importantly, the community we serve.

Whether they are helping at community events, supporting food drives, engaging with residents or simply stepping up whenever an extra set of hands is needed, they consistently show up with professionalism, enthusiasm and a genuine desire to make a difference.

What makes their contribution even more meaningful is knowing that they choose to be here. They have families, careers and responsibilities of their own, yet they continue to dedicate their personal time to serving others.

Your hard work does not go unnoticed.

To all of our 33 Division Auxiliary Officers, thank you for your dedication, your reliability and the pride you bring to everything you do. We are incredibly fortunate to have you as part of our 33 Division family.

You may volunteer your time, but the impact you make on our community is immeasurable.

From all of us at 33 Division — thank you.

Join us next week
Wednesday October 7th between 11am-2pm
Location: Bayview Village Loblaws at 2877 Bayview Ave

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT — EVERYONE WELCOME

Intimate partner violence can affect anyone. Recognizing the signs, understanding the dynamics, and knowing where to turn for support can make a difference.

Join Detective Warren Breedon of 33 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau for an important community presentation focused on Intimate Partner Violence — awareness, prevention, understanding and support.

Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Fairview Public Library - 35 Fairview Mall Dr., North York

This is a FREE community event and everyone is welcome. Come learn, ask questions, and help us build safer and stronger communities together.

Another successful Cram-A-Cruiser Food Drive!

Yesterday, 33 Division partnered with Galati Market Fresh to collect much-needed food donations in support of Community Share Food Bank.

Every donation brings us one step closer to our goal of helping address food insecurity in our community and ensuring that local families and individuals in need have access to essential food items.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by and donated, as well as the 33 Division Community Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) members and our Neighbourhood Community Officers who helped make today’s event possible.

Thank you to Galati Market Fresh for hosting us and supporting our community!
Together, we can make a difference.

Interested in becoming a Special Constable with the Toronto Police Service?

The fitness requirement for the position has been updated! Applicants will now be required to successfully complete the full PREP (Physical Readiness Evaluation for Police) as part of the application process.

Applicants must achieve:

💪 Pursuit Restraint Circuit: 3:00 minutes or under
🏃‍♀️ Shuttle Run: Stage 6

Previously, the fitness requirement was only Shuttle Run to Stage 6. The updated requirement better reflects the physical demands and job functions expected of Special Constables.

📲 Want to prepare? Visit the link in our bio to watch the Pursuit Restraint Circuit tutorial video and view upcoming PREP practice sessions through Motivational Mondays.

Applications are opening soon! Keep an eye on our page for more details.

For full details and requirements, visit the Special Constable page at tps.ca/careers.

We’re working toward raising 12,000 lbs of food for our annual food drive, and thanks to your incredible support, we’ve already made it this far!

We’re so close to reaching our goal, let’s keep the momentum going and make an even bigger impact in our community.

Help us get to 100%!

Join Us....