We are a team of 102 police officers and 62 civilians.

Our civilian personnel include:

• 9-1-1 call-takers;
• police and fire dispatchers;
• forensic identification officers;
• special constables;
• clerical staff responsible for fleet maintenance, clothing and equipment, care and control of evidence and property, records management and other administrative duties;
• human resources personnel;
• information technology personnel,
• building maintenance personnel; and
• a corporate communications coordinator.

Together, we provide police services for the City of North Bay a jurisdiction that is home to over 51,000 residents. The area is comprised of urban and rural settings, bordered by water, forests and wetlands.

Our 9-1-1 Communications Centre is the central emergency response bureau for North Bay. In other words, all local calls to 9-1-1 for police, fire and ambulance are answered by North Bay Police Service personnel.

Our staff at the North Bay Court House are responsible for providing court security, prisoner transportation and court case management, which involves assisting the Crown Attorney with Crown briefs and case files for the efficient prosecution of court cases.

Our vision

A safe, engaged and inclusive community.

Our mission

Through strength in our members and collaboration with our community partners, the North Bay Police Service provides progressive and responsive policing to our public.

Core police services

Under Ontario’s Community Safety and Policing Act every municipality must provide adequate and effective police services in accordance with its needs.

This must include, at a minimum, all of the following police services:

1. Crime prevention
2. Law enforcement
3. Assistance to victims of crime
4. Public order maintenance
5. Emergency response

Our police partnerships

The North Bay Police Service has strong working relationships with police services in surrounding jurisdictions, including:

1. the Ontario Provincial Police, whose jurisdiction consists of provincial highways, navigable waterways, and surrounding rural communities;
2. the 22 Military Police Service, who provide police services to the Canadian Armed Forces base in North Bay;
3. the Anishnabek Police Service, whose members provide police services to our neighbours on Nipissing First Nation and Dokis First Nation.

Governance

Our Board

The North Bay Police Services Board provides direction and guidance to the North Bay Police Service while ensuring that adequate and effective police services are delivered in accordance with legislative requirements and the needs of the communities we serve. Visit the section dedicated to the North Bay Police Service Board for more information.

Our Command Staff

Chief of Police Daryl Longworth
Deputy Chief Michael Dazé
Inspector Jeff Warner, Operations
Inspector Scott McFarlane, Criminal Investigations Section

Our jurisdiction

The City of North Bay's population, in accordance with 2016 Statistics Canada data, is 51,553. North Bay covers an area of approximately 136 square kilometres.