Ontario Police Arbitration Commission

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is one of North America's largest deployed police services, with over 5,800 uniformed officers, 2,600 civilian employees, and 600 auxiliary officers. They provide essential services to ensure the safety and security of the people of the province of Ontario. With specialized units in drug enforcement, aviation, explosive disposal, search and rescue, canine, and emergency response, OPP officers are responsible for policing over one million square kilometers of land and waterways, serving 323 Ontario municipalities and patrolling over 127,000 kilometers of provincial roadways. Generated from their website

The Ontario Police Arbitration and Adjudication Commission (OPAAC) serves as an independent body that facilitates arbitration and adjudication processes related to police and law enforcement in Ontario. It addresses various disputes, including interest and rights disputes, and ensures fair representation for all parties involved. OPAAC is committed to transparency and accountability while overseeing the handling of public complaints against police officers. Additionally, the commission provides resources and support for individuals seeking information about police discipline and collective agreements within the law enforcement community. Generated from the website