Police officers and civilian personnel work hard every day to earn the public’s trust and confidence. Without this, we cannot serve our community effectively.
In an effort to highlight the good work our members do on and off duty, we’ve launched a new series called ‘WE Are YOU’. This series will share personal stories that are both inspiring and humbling. We hope that this initiative reinforces the fact that behind the uniform, we are just like you.
PT ECO Brook-Lyn Phelan, Born and raised in Chatham-Kent, I grew up going to elementary school in Blenheim and then high school in Chatham. From a young age, sports were a big part of my life; between school and club sports, I was always in an arena, court, or field. Like every kid, I grew…
DetailsSebastien Bourgeois-Beauchemin, I.T Services I was born in Quebec but moved to London at a young age and followed by Chatham. I attended the ESPC high school as it was one of the only French high schools at the time. I have always had a passion for technology and helping others. My laugh will leave…
DetailsWe cordially invite you to join us in celebrating Police Week on Friday, May 17, 2024. This is an excellent opportunity to meet the dedicated members of the Chatham-Kent Police Service and learn more about the exciting careers and individuals who contribute to our service. During the event, you will have the chance to…
DetailsSpecial Constable Grace Hyatt I am a proud resident of Chatham-Kent and have lived in Wheatley all my life. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with friends and family, along with playing sports and staying active. I have been playing hockey since I was 7 and do not plan on hanging up my…
DetailsCelebrating International Women’s Day! Today, on International Women’s Day, the Chatham-Kent Police Service would like to recognize and celebrate the incredible women who contribute to the field of law enforcement. We take this opportunity to honour their dedication, strength, and unwavering commitment to keeping our community safe. We are proud to have an increasing number…
DetailsSergeant Lynette Rosina, Operational Support Branch On this International Women’s Day, I am honoured to share a few words as a member of the Chatham-Kent Police Service. The theme for this day, “Inspire Inclusion,” resonates deeply with me. I began my journey with the Chatham-Kent Police Service as an auxiliary member in 2004, driven by…
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