BackgrounderMinistry of the Solicitor GeneralOctober 16, 2026
Ontario funds 22 police projects to prevent auto theft
Police services and OPP detachments will share $6 million in 2026–27, with grants ranging from $125,000 to $300,000.
Summary
Ontario is providing $6 million in 2026–27 for 22 police projects to combat and prevent auto theft. Grants range from $125,000 to $300,000. The investment brings the program total to $24 million since 2023.
Recipients and grant amounts
- Barrie Police Service — $300,000
- Brantford Police Service — $272,297
- Cornwall Police Service — $300,000
- Durham Regional Police Service — $298,500
- Guelph Police Service — $299,906
- Halton Regional Police Service — $300,000
- Hamilton Police Service — $300,000
- Kingston Police Service — $299,220
- London Police Service — $300,000
- Niagara Regional Police Service — $300,000
- OPP Caledon Detachment, Central Region — $300,000
- OPP Essex County Detachment — $200,000
- OPP Grenville County Detachment — $187,500
- OPP Middlesex and Elgin detachments — $300,000
- OPP Norfolk County Detachment — $196,000
- Peel Regional Police — $300,000
- Peterborough Police Service — $291,996
- Port Hope Police Service — $229,580
- Sarnia Police Service — $125,000
- Toronto Police Service — $300,000
- Waterloo Regional Police Service — $300,000
- York Regional Police — $300,000
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Source: Ontario Newsroom