"Police Service"

The Gatineau Police Service is reorganizing its staff by abolishing a liaison position, creating a new police training position, and renaming a sergeant role to detective sergeant.

Council approved organizational changes for the Police Service, including abolishing a liaison officer position, creating a police training officer position, and renaming a sergeant position.

The Gatineau Police Service is reorganizing its staff to better align with current operational needs. This change involves abolishing two vacant positions—a lieutenant and a sergeant—and creating two new project coordinator roles focused on criminology and organizational strategy. These changes are budget-neutral and will be funded through the existing police staffing plan.

Council approved a reorganization of the Police Service, which includes abolishing two vacant positions (Lieutenant, Citizen Services and Sergeant, Proximity Team) and creating two new project coordinator positions (Criminology/Police Initiatives and general Project Coordinator).

The City is reorganizing the Police Service by abolishing five vacant 'Proximity Team' agent positions and creating five new 'Citizen Service' agent positions to better align with current operational needs.

Council approved the abolition of five 'Proximity Team' agent positions and the creation of five 'Citizen Service' agent positions within the Police Service as part of an ongoing reorganization.

The municipal council expresses its condolences to the family of Paulette Laporte, a crossing guard who worked for the City of Gatineau's Police Service since 2021.

The Police Service is creating four new positions, including two technicians for non-urgent police requests, a data analytics coordinator, and an IT support technician. These changes are part of an ongoing reorganization within the department.

Council approved a restructuring of the Police Service, which includes creating new positions for non-emergency police requests, data analytics, and IT support to improve operational efficiency.

The municipal council expresses its condolences to the family of Jean-Charles Gibeault, a school crossing guard who had served the City of Gatineau since 2018.

The committee recommended that the council approve a reorganization of the Police Service, which includes renaming several management and operational positions, abolishing four reception agent positions, and creating four new 'Citizen Service' agent positions effective October 1, 2025.

The City is restructuring the Police Service by abolishing a clerk position and creating a new administrative clerk position and an Inspector position for Mental Health and Homelessness. It is also reassigning several existing crisis intervention positions under the new Inspector's authority.

Council approved a reorganization of the Police Service, which includes creating a new unit head position, abolishing a sergeant position and two animal attendant positions, and reassigning several support staff roles.

The City is creating two new administrative support positions within the Police Service to improve operational efficiency.

The city is reorganizing the Police Service. This includes creating new lieutenant, sergeant, and officer positions for a community team, as well as intelligence analyst positions, while abolishing several existing traffic safety and financial operations positions.

The City Council expresses its sincere condolences to the family of Géraldine Gervais, a crossing guard for the Gatineau Police Service who passed away.

The City is modifying the Police Service's organizational structure to create five new detective-sergeant positions within the Crimes Against the Person section, as part of an ongoing reorganization.

The Police Service is creating a new position for an officer within the Crisis Intervention Unit to address identified operational needs.

The City is proposing changes to the organizational structure of the Gatineau Police Service.

The City is reorganizing the Police Service by abolishing a judicial identity attendant position and creating two legal technician positions and one judicial identity clerk position. This is part of an ongoing reorganization within the service.

The City has awarded a contract to 6739741 Canada inc./Gestion DMJ Management for $335,583.28 to construct a security airlock (SAS) and a connecting corridor between the existing police station building and the modular complexes at 590 boulevard Gréber.

The city is appointing Isabelle Plante as the new Assistant Director of Corporate Strategy and Development for the Gatineau Police Service.

The city is creating a new administrative clerk position within the Police Service's Human Resources Management section.

The Gatineau Police Service is reorganizing its structure, which includes creating two new 'Neighborhood Preventive Action and Resolution' officer positions, abolishing a 'Liaison and Court' officer position, and creating a new 'Analysis Manager' position.