"SPVG"

The city is exercising an optional contract extension for the purchase of ammunition for the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG).

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) is exercising a one-year renewal option for an ammunition contract with Agence Gravel inc. This renewal adds approximately $89,370 to the contract, bringing the total value for this section to $264,091.94.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) will participate in a joint team with the Sûreté du Québec to combat vehicle theft for export. The Sûreté du Québec will provide funding for a detective sergeant, with the City's net cost for the 15-month period being $2,600.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) is entering into a partnership with the provincial police (Sûreté du Québec) to create a specialized unit focused on combating the theft of vehicles intended for export.

Council authorized the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to participate in a provincial program to combat vehicle theft for export. The Sûreté du Québec will provide funding for a detective sergeant, with the City's net cost for the remaining 15 months being $2,600.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) will provide a presentation on their crime prevention initiatives, specifically focusing on programs relevant to seniors.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) presented their crime prevention strategies, with a focus on fraud and cybercrime targeting seniors. They discussed the importance of reporting incidents, the use of the 'echo' online platform, and the need for collaboration with community organizations to reach vulnerable populations.

The City is seeking up to $250,000 annually from the Quebec government to enhance the Gatineau Police Service's (SPVG) efforts in preventing domestic violence. This funding will support new human resources and partnerships to develop prevention programs for individuals aged 12-35 and provide better support for victims and perpetrators.

Council authorized the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Quebec Ministry of Public Safety. This agreement provides up to $250,000 annually to support crime prevention and intervention programs, specifically focusing on domestic violence.

The City is upgrading the service level of the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) intervention group to improve operational agility and integration with other specialized police groups in Quebec.

This item discusses the operational role and mandate of specialized teams within the *Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau* (SPVG).

Council approved an increase in the service level for the SPVG (Gatineau Police Service) intervention group to improve operational agility and better integrate with other provincial tactical groups.

The meeting was opened at 5:02 p.m. in hybrid mode. This was the final meeting of the 2024-2025 work plan, and the chair acknowledged the upcoming end of several members' terms and welcomed a new representative from the Maison de la famille de Gatineau.

The committee received a progress report on the new police headquarters and the Aylmer service point. The headquarters project at 975 Saint-Joseph and 80 Jean-Proulx aims for LEED Gold certification, with demolition scheduled for fall 2025. The Aylmer service point is under construction with an expected completion date in 2027.

The SPVG presented its road safety initiatives in school zones, including the RAPQ teams and collaboration with school crossing guards. The discussion covered prevention programs for young adults, school travel plans, and the need for consistent signage and traffic calming measures around schools.

This item concerns the procurement process (2025 SP 024) for establishing a new service point for the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) in the Aylmer sector. It falls under the management of the Deputy General Directorate for Asset and Project Management.

The committee awarded a $22.66 million contract to Groupe GMR Construction inc. for the construction of a new police service point in the Aylmer sector. This project is part of the city's infrastructure development for the Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG).

The City is seeking to have a specific individual declared a 'vexatious litigant' (plaideur quérulent) in the Superior Court of Quebec. This action is being taken because the individual's repeated and redundant legal filings are considered abusive and are hindering the City, the SPVG (Gatineau Police), and police officers from defending themselves effectively, while also incurring significant legal costs.

The committee authorized the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to apply for a $75,000 annual grant over two years from the Quebec government to fund awareness campaigns and educational materials regarding domestic and sexual violence.

The agenda was adopted with the addition of a topic regarding security fees for the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG).

The Commission discussed a $3,000 invoice issued to a community organization for police services at Place Notre-Dame. The City is currently analyzing the policy regarding event-related security costs and the application of the Highway Safety Code.

The commission reviewed the 2025 school corridor safety program, including school streets and the development of a new guide. Discussions covered pedestrian safety, the role of school travel plans, and the need for internal coordination regarding traffic calming and police presence.

The commission received updates on street sweeping, marking contracts, downtown parking studies, upcoming mobility events, and recent committee presentations regarding sidewalk improvements and snow removal.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) presented its 2024 annual report, marking the first year of its 2024-2028 strategic plan. Key highlights included a focus on victim-centered approaches, community policing, and intelligence-led operations. The report addressed statistics on property crimes, firearm seizures, and ongoing initiatives for vulnerable populations and youth.

The City is exercising an optional renewal period for a contract regarding the supply of 9 mm ammunition for the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG). This ensures the police department maintains its necessary training and operational supplies.

This item requests an increase of $124,138.51 for the professional services contract with DWB Consultants. These funds are for the construction of the new Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) facility in the Aylmer sector.

The committee approved a $124,138.51 increase for DWB Consultants regarding the new Gatineau Police (SPVG) service point in Aylmer. This increase accounts for project scope changes, including the demolition of warehouses, LEED Gold certification requirements, and delays caused by shifting project priorities.

The SPVG (Gatineau Police) presented a new surveillance camera registry project launching in April 2025. The registry aims to help police locate private cameras quickly during investigations, fostering community collaboration. The commission discussed privacy, consent, and the voluntary nature of the program.

The SPVG (Gatineau Police) presented its domestic violence prevention programs, highlighting its leadership in the field. The discussion covered the 'SAV' pilot project for offenders, the increase in reported cases, and the importance of victim protection and inter-agency collaboration.

The commission discussed the Building Safer Communities Fund, focusing on youth engagement, crime prevention, and the importance of building trust between the community and the police (SPVG). Members emphasized the need for inclusive outreach to immigrant and Indigenous communities.

The commission reviewed the 'Building Safer Communities Fund' (FBCS), a $2.5 million initiative to prevent youth violence in Gatineau. The program includes tailored action plans for specific police sectors and rapid-response plans for the entire territory, with a focus on youth aged 7-35.

The city is recommending a $21,960.23 cost adjustment for WSP Canada Inc. regarding the new Aylmer police station project. This increase is due to project scope changes, including a shift to LEED Gold certification, the demolition of existing warehouses, and the integration of future expansion needs, bringing the total contract to $62,316.46.

The commission reviewed the increasing number of police interventions related to mental health, which are projected to reach 3,904 in 2024. The discussion focused on the role of the specialized UNIC team, the challenges of balancing law enforcement with medical needs, and the importance of inter-agency collaboration with the CISSSO.

The city has awarded a $3,783,482.33 contract to the firm Consortium Lemay + L’Atelier Architectes for architectural services related to the planning and construction of the new Gatineau Police (SPVG) headquarters, which will include a multi-level parking structure.

The city has awarded a contract to the CIMA+/QDI consortium for structural and civil engineering services for the construction of the new Gatineau Police (SPVG) headquarters, which will include a multi-level parking structure.

The city has awarded a contract to Bouthillette Parizeau for mechanical and electrical engineering services for the new Gatineau Police (SPVG) headquarters project.

This item approves a cost increase of $103,443.24 for the professional services contract with the firm QDI. The funds are for the construction of a new police (SPVG) service point in the Aylmer sector.

This item approves the purchase of ammunition for the Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG) following a competitive bidding process.

The Service de police de la Ville de Gatineau (SPVG) will provide information on their ongoing work regarding police stops, specifically focusing on how they collect data and the training provided to officers. This item addresses transparency and police conduct protocols.

A series of updates and discussions regarding youth recruitment, co-chair nominations, the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, and the Youth Diversity Summit organized by the SPVG (Gatineau Police Service).

The Commission discussed the challenges of police recruitment in Gatineau, including competition from other agencies and specific hiring requirements like polygraph tests. The Police Service is working on initiatives to improve recruitment and retention, including a pilot project for accreditation of Ontario college graduates and a youth diversity summit to engage future candidates.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) presents its action plan regarding domestic violence, outlining strategies for prevention and intervention.

The Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) presented their diversity plan and sought input from the Youth Commission on how to engage diverse youth (grades 5 to Secondary III) in the policing profession. The discussion covered recruitment strategies, outreach through schools and community organizations, and event planning for a youth summit featuring spokesperson Richardson Zéphir.