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vancouverpoliceofficial

The Vancouver Police

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Official account of the Vancouver Police Department. BC, Canada 🇨🇦

vpd.ca/join-us/recruiting/

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Curious about the journey to becoming a Vancouver police officer? Do you believe you’ve got what it takes? Head to JoinVPD.ca to learn more. #JoinVPD #WeAreHiring created by The Vancouver Police with The Vancouver Police's original sound
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Curious about the journey to becoming a Vancouver police officer?

Do you believe you’ve got what it takes?

Head to JoinVPD.ca to learn more.

#JoinVPD #WeAreHiring
School is back in! Here are some safety tips for students crossing roadways.

Before stepping onto the street, please remember to:
- Stop
- Look
- Listen
- Make eye contact with drivers and cyclists
#VPD #backtoschool #roadsafety
It’s back to school 2023! Here are some safety tips for parents & caregivers to help ensure we all get to our destinations safely. #backtoschool #schoolsafety
The Police Officer’s Physical Abilities Test (POPAT) is a crucial step in the VPD application process.

POPAT evaluates your agility, strength, stamina, and coordination.

Discover more at JoinVPD.ca!
Every day, our officers leverage skills from their personal lives to excel on the job.

Are you ready to go beyond the call and bring your unique experiences to the forefront?

Join our team.

Discover more at JoinVPD.ca.
Ever wondered what we use our drones for at the VPD?



These remotely-piloted aerial systems, more commonly known as drones, provide crucial aerial support to police operations on the ground, offering our officers real-time information and aerial views. Our drones have many operational purposes, including investigation of motor vehicle collisions, crime scene analysis and reconstruction, search-and-rescue missions, and analyzing a disaster zones after a disaster or providing valuable insights during a major event.



With the assistance of aerial support, our officers greatly enhance their ability to keep the citizens of Vancouver safe.



Visit JoinVPD.ca for info about a career with the VPD.
The #VPD is back for night #3 of the Celebration of Light, waiting for The Philippines to light up the sky! We’ll be on foot, on horseback, on bicycles, and on boats, helping ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time.

#CelebOfLight
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the crime scene tape?

The VPD Forensic Identification Unit is responsible for preserving and collecting physical evidence at a crime scene.

Through science, we have the ability to solve cases and bring justice to the victims of crime.

Head to JoinVPD.ca to learn more.
Vancouver Police Emergency Response Team members are specially trained in de-escalation techniques and how to handle high-risk incidents, such as hostage-takings, kidnappings, bomb threats, and active shooter events. • • They use a combination of tactics, negotiation strategies, and equipment to resolve incidents as quickly and safely as possible. • • Head to JoinVPD.ca to learn more. created by The Vancouver Police with The Vancouver Police's original sound
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As a VPD officer, you’ll begin your career in patrol, where you’ll build a strong foundation of skills and experience. But that’s just the beginning!

Within our department, you’ll have the opportunity to explore different career options designed to ignite your passion for policing. One such unit is the VPD Mounted Unit – the only mounted unit in B.C.

Not only does our mounted unit patrol over 1000 acres and 200 km of roads and trails in Stanley Park, they also have the privilege of engaging with the public throughout the city, forging connections, and making a positive impact.

This unit is also entrusted with managing crowds during demonstrations and large-scale events, ensuring public safety and maintaining order.

At the VPD, we value teamwork, integrity, and excellence. We are looking for dedicated individuals who are ready to join our team.

If you’re up for the challenge, head to JoinVPD.ca and apply today!
What does your office look like?

This former Toronto police officer now patrols Vancouver’s beaches on an ATV.

The size and location of our city offers VPD officers opportunities not found elsewhere.

Clikc the link in our bio to learn more.
Are you a Canadian Police Officer?

We are actively recruiting experienced officers.

If you're ready to make the move to Vancouver, we'd love to hear from you.

Head to joinVPD.ca for more information.
We are again asking for the public's help in identifying a woman who drowned off of Spanish Banks Sept 29, 2022. It's been eight months since her unidentified body, kayak, and vial of insulin were recovered. Please share this video to help us ID her.
Vancouver Police made 138 arrests and recovered almost $37,000 in stolen merchandise during its latest crackdown on violent shoplifters throughout the city.

The two-week anti-shoplifting blitz, named Project Barcode 2, is a continuation of a three-week operation that took place in March, when VPD officers worked closely with management, staff, and security at stores throughout the city to identify and arrest chronic and violent offenders.

Between April 24 and May 9, VPD officers:

Arrested 138 people
Recommended 125 criminal charges to Crown counsel
Apprehended 14 repeat offenders
Recovered $36,540.83 in stolen merchandise
Seized 12 weapons, the most common being knives


“We’ll keep up pressure until staff and shoppers feel safe again, and to make sure offenders are held accountable,” adds Constable Visintin.
On April 5th, the City of Vancouver reached out to the Vancouver Police Department for assistance in resolving a long-standing encampment on East Hastings Street in the Downtown Eastside, which had been growing for nine months.

Together, we are steadily making progress.

Instances of accidental tent fires and street violence have begun to decrease, but we acknowledge that there is still a significant amount of work to be done in order to restore a sense of safety and well-being to the neighbourhood.
Meet Danny and Tim, two of our community policing volunteers.

Thank you to our #VPD team, including volunteers from Block Watch, Community Crime Watch and SpeedWatch – for their dedication to public safety in Vancouver. #NVW2023
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