51 Division Neighbourhoods
Click on shaded map areas for neighbourhood associationsView Neighbourhood Associations in 51D in a larger map
For more information, please visit torontopolice.on.ca/d51/neighbourhoods.php
51 Division CPLC Current and Past Members
Cabbagetown B.I.A.
Cabbagetown South Residents' Association
Church Wellesley Neighbourhood Association
Church Wellesley Village B.I.A.
Corktown Residents & Business Association
Don Vale Cabbagetown Residents Association
Downtown Yonge B.I.A.
Gooderham and Worts Neighbourhood Association
Homewood/Maitland Safety Association
John Innes Community Centre
Longboat Area Residents Association
McGill-Granby Village Residents' Association
Moss Park Arena Board of Management
Muriel Collins Housing Co-Op
Oak Street Housing Co-operative
Regent Park Community Health Centre
Ryerson Security and Emergency Services
St. Lawrence CRC
St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood B.I.A.
St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Association
The Salvation Army (51 Division Area)
Toronto Community Housing
Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation
Upper Jarvis Neighbourhood Watch
Yonge Bloor Bay Business Association
51 Division Neighbourhood Officers
Neighbourhood Officers are dedicated to engaging and working with community members in the following 51 Division neighbourhoods:
- Church/Wellesley Village
- Moss Park
- Regent Park
- Yonge Street
In the near future, officers will be embedded in neighbourhoods and their assignments will be of three years in length with an option to extend to five years. Neighbourhood policing will also be the starting point for new police officers and they will be rotated through as part of their Community Response Unit training. These new officers will work with experienced Neighbourhood Officers, on foot and on bikes, building a foundation in community policing by engaging with local community members and helping to improve the safety and security of the area.
For more information, please visit torontopolice.on.ca/d51/neighbourhoods.php
51 Division Community Response Unit (CRU)
Every neighbourhood has at least two Community Response Unit Officers.Toronto Police Service has consistently emphasized the importance of having officers dedicated to neighbourhoods in order to build trust and strengthen community partnerships, aid in the understanding of the local environment, identify, prioritize and reduce crime and disorder, and assist in developing solutions to reduce crime and disorder.
While each neighbourhood has at least two assigned Community Response Unit Officers, they may sometimes be asked to respond to calls in other neighbourhoods, depending on the level of demand and the urgency of the situation.
Community members interested in speaking with their assigned Community Response Unit Officers are encouraged to call the 51 Division Community Response Unit Manager at 416-808-5152.
For more information, please visit torontopolice.on.ca/d51/neighbourhoods.php
51 Division Primary Response Unit (PRU)
The Primary Response Unit forms the backbone of the Toronto Police Service, responding to 911 emergencies and other non-emergency calls for service.Primary Response Unit (PRU) Officers range in rank from Police Constable to Staff Sergeant and maintain the primary uniform function of the Toronto Police Service. They operate in marked police vehicles, responding to 911 emergencies and other non-emergency calls for the service. Officers from the 51 Division Primary Response Unit may also be asked to respond to calls in other divisions, depending on the level of demand and the urgency of the situation.
If you have an emergency or see a crime in progress, please dial 9-1-1.
For police non-emergency calls for service, please call 416-808-2222. To report a crime online, please visit torontopolice.on.ca/core. To report anonymously, please call Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477), visit 222tips.com, leave a tip on the Toronto Police Service Leave a Tip page on Facebook, or text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637).