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City of Toronto 911 wait times down 69% from one year prior The average 911 wait time in Toronto dropped from 90 seconds to 28 seconds with the target goal being 15 seconds.

Progress! But there's still a lot to do #Toronto #911

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For non emergency calls *TPS (*877) cell 416-808-2222 landline. Have an emergency? Call 911

You can now reach Toronto Police Non Emergency from your cell phone at *TPS (*877)

Job ad for Toronto police communications. Apply at https://www.tps.ca/careers/communications-operator/

Hey #Toronto, come work with me!
Happy to answer questions from interested people.
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Screenshot of a text message saying <Phone AUTOMATIC TEXT BACKS Details Text Message SMS Today 09:25 Your phone called 9-1-1 and disconnected. If you have an EMERGENCY, text back "1" NOW. If NO EMERGENCY, text back "9" NOW. *THIS CHAT IS NOT MONITORED - DO NOT REPLY WITH ANYTHING ELSE

NG911 includes automatic text response to hang up calls saving Toronto 911 operators 30 hours of work a day.

Exciting day! Toronto police has launched next generation 911.

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Demonstrators are reminded that hanging banners from highway overpasses is prohibited under City of Toronto by-laws and poses a public safety risk.

If you’ve been sexually assaulted, you have choices. If you attend a hospital after an assault, they are not obligated to report it to the police – that choice is yours.

Find out more about your choices at YourChoice.to.

Looking forward to the new features of NG911

Happy mothers day to you and yours!

Picture of a woman looking at a phone. Text reads: CLEAR THE LINE 9-1-1 is for life-threatening emergencies. Non-emergency calls to 9-1-1 can delay someone from getting help in a real emergency. Keep 9-1-1 lines open forall of us when we need urgent help. Wheneverysecondcounts.ca WHEN EVERY SECOND COUNTS TORONTO POLICE

Most Non emergencies no longer require a phone call and can be reported online at tps.ca

Find more resources at Wheneverysecondcounts.ca

In any emergency, we are with you every step of the way. When you call 9-1-1, Toronto’s emergency services work together as one team. Each call-taker is specially trained, and they know exactly what to do to get you the help you need.

Big brown and white dog laying down in a police vest

Big brown and white dog laying down and wearing a headset

Happy Telecommunicators Week. Therapy dog Loius came for a tour and belly rubs.

Looking for a career change in Toronto? We're hiring again in Communications
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Posters, Pamphlets & Other Resources We have a wide selection of free materials with information on how you can prepare yourself and your family for a fire, medical, or general emergency. Most items are available now in multiple language...

Post this emergency information form on your fridge or inside your door to aid paramedics in an emergency.
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Rental scams in the Toronto area are becoming more sophisticated. These telltale signs can help you spot them The red flags to be on the lookout for before handing over personal info or money to a prospective landlord.

Here's a helpful article about spotting rental scams. Stay safe!

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How to spot a deepfake AI-generated videos have sprung up all over social media. Recently, a scam has been using deepfakes of CBC's David Cochrane and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. A deepfake of U.S. President Donald Trump...

Here's a good video explaining how to spot a deepfake and how to consume video content safely.
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Good morning Toronto! Anyone get good moon pics last night?

Whatever you choose, swivel cables are a game changer

Traffickers no longer need to come through the door–they are already in your home. They reach vulnerable youth through phones, social media like Snapchat and Instagram, and even gaming platforms like Xbox. Do not ignore the signs–raise awareness and take action.

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Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Ontario

We have a team doing the Polar Plunge supporting the Special Olympics again this year! 🥶
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We’re committed to helping protect you from crime, including financial crimes, which defrauds Canadians out of billions of dollars every year.

If you think you may be a victim of a fraud, here are key steps to take: www.tps.ca/fraud/

Your safety – our priority

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