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PEEL REGION – Today, the Peel Regional Police Service Board is pleased to announce Halton Deputy Chief of District Operations Nishan (Nish) Duraiappah has been selected as the incoming Chief of Peel Regional Police. Deputy Chief Duraiappah will take on this new role effective October 1, 2019.
Deputy Chief Duraiappah comes to Peel Region from Halton, where he has acted as Deputy Chief since 2015. He has served in law enforcement for nearly 25 years in a variety of roles,...
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BRAMPTON - The Peel Police Services Board has launched its process to find a new full-time Chief of Police to lead the organization.
The Board previously approved a plan that includes a competitive procurement process to retain an executive search firm to conduct a Canada-wide search. The Board has contracted the services of Odgers Berndtson, who will coordinate the community and stakeholder consultation process, which includes consultations with the Peel Regional Police...
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On June 14, 2016, the Peel Police Services Board passed a resolution to initiate an external equity audit of Peel Regional Police. The external review was conducted by an independent, third-party, the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI), and was focused on a range of issues including hiring and promotional practices, race relations, anti-discrimination policies, gender issues and diversity.
In response to the findings in the report, Peel Police Services Board...
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BRAMPTON  – Mr. Ron Chatha is the newest member of the Peel Police Services Board. A long-time Brampton resident, Mr. Chatha was appointed by the provincial government for a three-year term.
Ron has been a Realtor since 2008 and is currently working for a leading real estate firm in Peel Region. Outside of real estate, Ron has a lengthy history of serving his community. Passionate about community service, Ron is an active volunteer and is serving on many not-for-profit...
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BRAMPTON - The Peel Police Services Board has started its process to find a new Chief of Police to lead the organization.
The Board recently approved a plan that includes a competitive procurement process to retain an executive search firm to conduct a Canada-wide search. Once selected, the executive search firm will coordinate a community/stakeholder consultation process, as well as internal Peel Regional Police consultations for the executive search firm to assess public...
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