2010 ANNUAL REPORT - London Police Service

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF This past year has been a year of transition for the London Police Service. On June 2 nd , we opened the new west wing of Police Headquarters, officially bringing an end to the first phase of our building expansion and opening up new office space for our Uniformed Division, including the Traffic Section, Family Consultant and Victim Services Unit, Community Services Section, and Community Oriented Response Unit, as well as a new firing range, fitness centre and locker rooms, shift briefing room, Training Section offices and classrooms. This expansion has provided a much-improved work environment for the staff of our Uniformed Division. On July 31 st , 2010, we said goodbye to Murray Faulkner, who served as our Chief of Police for six years. It was my distinct pleasure to assume command of the Service on August 2 nd , recognizing, as I do, that the strength of the organization is attributable to the men and women who deliver our services on a daily basis. The appointment of Superintendent Brent Shea to the position of Deputy Chief, Operations in September added to the Executive Administration area of the Service. Since my appointment in August of 2010, I have focused on opportunities to increase the transparency of our Service, as well as reaching out to our diverse members to understand the needs of all community members. I have experienced many opportunities to engage the community publicly through appearances at a number of community events, to highlight our successes and to educate the community about the London Police Service, and, at the same time, learn from our citizens about our community’s needs. Over the course of the latter part of the year, some organizational changes were undertaken to assist in moving the organization forward and a Workload Analysis Committee was established to conduct a comprehensive workload study of the Service in relation to service delivery and resources. This study, to be completed in the spring of 2011, will be instrumental in determining the current and future strategic direction of the organization, and will include recommendations related to resource requirements, as well as viable options for alternative service delivery for the immediate future. As always, I continue to appreciate the hard work and dedication of our members and the partnerships with our various community agencies and associations who work with us on an ongoing basis to provide the best possible police service to the citizens of London. I also want to express my appreciation to the members of the London Police Services Board for their support and commitment to the London Police Service and the London community over the past year. Bradley S. Duncan, M.O.M. Chief of Police “Facta Non Verba” -1- “Deeds Not Words”
MESSAGE FROM THE LONDON POLICE SERVICES BOARD On behalf of the London Police Services Board, I am pleased to present the London Police Service Annual Report for 2010. 2010 was an exciting and productive year for the London Police Service. One of our leading accomplishments in 2010 was the completion of the London Police Headquarters expansion with the finishing touches being completed on this project during the first half of 2011. The new entrance to Headquarters is distinctly more welcoming and inviting to our community. Another significant project undertaken was the service-wide 2010 Workload Analysis Report, the results from which are expected to be presented this summer. In the summer of 2010, we bid farewell to Murray Faulkner who served as London's Chief of Police for six years, and wished him well in his retirement. At that time, we welcomed new Chief of Police, Brad Duncan and Deputy Chief of Operations, Brent Shea, to the Senior Leadership team. Michael Deeb, Board Chair In 2010, the London Police Services Board realized a complete turnover of membership due to the completion of provincial appointment terms as well as the fall, 2010 municipal election. I would like to recognize the hard work, expertise and commitment of 2010's retiring Board Members, Shanthi Radcliffe, Joe Hoffer, Anne Marie DeCicco-Best, Gord Hume and Dr. Rod Singh for their contributions to the London Police Service. I'd also like to thank my new colleagues on the Board, Ms. Jeannette Eberhard (Vice-Chair), Mayor Joe Fontana, Councillor Judy Bryant and Citizen Appointee, Mr. Paul Paolatto for their experience, expertise and keen interest and contribution they've shown in the important business that we undertake and will continue to undertake in 2011, and beyond. Frequently, I am shown notes of congratulations and gratitude from citizens, business people and government officials, speaking about acts of commendable service, bravery, professionalism and care and concern that members of our service display in the work they perform. As Chair of the London Police Services Board, these commendations give me great satisfaction and pride. On behalf of the Police Services Board, I wish to offer our appreciation to retired Chief Faulkner, Chief Duncan, Deputy Chief Peer and Deputy Chief Shea along with each and every sworn and civilian member of the London Police Service for their exemplary and valued service to the citizens of London. I look forward to working with the new Board, our skilled senior leadership team and sworn and civilian members as we continue to protect the safety, security and quality of life for Londoners. Michael Deeb Chair, London Police Services Board “Facta Non Verba” -2- “Deeds Not Words”
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