...still checking to see if any of my old friends are still around from the Huntsville Det. back in the 60's. Danny St.Michel? Ron Dunn? Ronny Coleman Mel Inch? Larry Seaman?.....anybody out there? 

Thankyou to the many officers who put their life on the line daily for us.They are faced with cut backs and stress beyond our comprehension but still go to work daily to make this a better place for us all.God bless you all.thankyou. 

Now that winter is upon us, be safe on the roads ... there are a lot of idiots out there who don't know that when it snows, SLOW DOWN! It would be a shame to lose good OPP officers because of this type of stupidity! Take care out there and thanks for watching out for us. 

The OPP have gone to blue and white LEDs now, I love the new look. Thanks for keeping us safe on the streets. 

Police patch collector surfing around - trader patches and older ( 1927 ) group OPP photo on my website at http://thesessionmen.tripod.com/ that may interest viewers with a OPP past in the family......John..... j.cookman@sympatico.ca 

Harry Boyd, retired Sargeant from Morrisburg, Ontario is now a resident at Conservatory Pond Retirement Home in Kingston, Ontario. He will celebrate his 87th birthday in February 2008. A little hard of hearing but loves phone calls or visits (613) 634-7918. 

1959 to 1972 stationed in #15 and #12 Districts. Member of SCUBA teams.  

What a great essay for Constable Plunkett by his niece ... goes to show that cops are not just that ... they're someone's brother, sister, aunt, uncle, mother, father, etc. Gives a human quality to them - unlike some of the criminals out there ... hard to believe they're even the same species! Stay safe out there and look after each other. 

Looking for a Constable Smith's family who policed Ridgetown in the mid 70's, in regard to a school reunion for his daughter Kathy. Call 519-674-0923. 

On behalf of all our Canadian troops overseas, we wish to thank you for your very generous contributions. We will be creating "goody bags" that will be sent to Bosnia, Syria and Afghanistan for Christmas 2007. Any funds remaining will be donated to the families of troops. Thank you once again for your kindness. 

I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks to all the OPP officers in my community. My family praises your continued efforts in keeping our roads and community safe from those with little or no regard for law. Continue to work with the youth of this community, educate and inform them, help them become responsible citizens. Don't give up on the youth and remember why you became an OPP officer. To Serve (and educate) and Protect. God bless the OPP. 

My brother-in-law, Donald L Dowser (deceased) devoted his entire life to the OPP. I have been visiting the OPP websites and was trying to find any reference to him. At one point several years ago, he is Superintendent of all Vehicular and Marine Traffic. Iwanted to show my grandchildren. 

I am proud of all of our officers who keep us safe. michael lalonde jen 

I'm a costume designer working on a production set in 1949 in Kitchener Ont. If anyone has any pictures of the uniform from that time please let me know. Thanks, Karyn 

I am the fgreat nephew of George Mackay, who retired as an Inspector (CID) in the OPP. I am trying to find out when George retired and also his date of death. Any help much appreciated! 

Just wanted to say I live in Peterborough and a local OPP officer helped me with a matter, I am thank full for it H e said well I dont work for peterborough police but I will do my best to help anyhow main point is I am still in case with this but time will come when its time and I lost a family relation ship here as well I think i posted comments on here last time anyhow if anyone wants to get back to me great I lost a police officer a few yrs ago who was a big brother to me . Thanks for the site and reading my post 

I was just looking through the comments and someone said something about the golden helmets. Aren't they from Haileybury? Because I watched them do a show and all cycle around on their motorcycles. It was pretty sweet!! 

Hello to all Retired OPP Members out there. I work at a company called Canadian Process Serving and my job is hire retired Law Enforcement personnel to serve civil court documents part-time, as independent contractors working from home. I am looking to open offices all across Ontario and Canada so send a resume to my email address. I hope to hear from some of you soon. 

i had the priviladge of meeting some of the officers where i live in toronto and i was really inpressed with them, i had always heard bad thing about police officers how they were mean and things like tht but when i had a chance to talk to them i knew that they really cared about what going on and they really understood and cared that meant a lot to me we owe a lot to them and i can only hope that i can be like them one day 

I was doing a search about my dad Detective Inspector Lorne Foran and came across your site ... it was realy neat to see his bio on the honour roll page ... I was only 12 when he was killed in 1982 but i still think of him often. Thanks!  

The new black and whites are very impressive. 

As a father of two O.P.P. officers it is my hope that cool heads will prevail on the Native day of protest the end of this month .I feel that its is the responsibility of all citizens and Govt. to back our officers and give them every resource in enforcing the law .So please give our O.P.P. Officers the support they deserve. 

on may 30th i jobshadowed Marc Plante and he was awsome company! i just wanted to say good job Marc and all of you keep up the good work! the new black and whites are comfy!!! 

To President Walsh, Executive and Staff, Greetings from Halton. It was particularly pleasing to see the comments by President Walsh through the OPPA's release about "First Nations need to do their part to keep the peace at protests". Commissioner LINDEN's glaring omission to address First Nation's responsibilities is noted and your release as printed explains it all. All parties during demonstrations have responsilibities. Regards and best wishes to all members of the OPPA. Dave Atkinson, President. Halton Regional Police Association  

A note of thanks for the positive attitude an officer instilled in our grandson. While on leave to serve in Afganistan he not only returned mail to all students but attended their class confirmation in uniform on his return. We need that type up front for our children. 

I saw my first "black & white" on the weekend ... looking good! Keep up all of your good work guys & gals and thanks for keeping the drunks off the roads for us!!  

Greetings from Ohio. I was looking for additional information on the OPP when I came across your web site and find that it provides a great communication platform. I am proud to say that my son Joel has been working in earnest towards a career with the OPP and we celebrate his life decision. I know of no other profession that is as demanding yet as rewarding as that of Law Enforcement. My husband, a sergeant with the Perrysburg Police is in his 25th year of serving the community. Thank you for all you do for so many. Best Regards, Suzanne T. Long 

Thank you for your service in protecting our beautiful Province of Ontario, the most honourable people are those who wish to commit a lifetime of promoting Peace and advancing Justice. Thank you God Bless. 

I like the older colors better for the vans and cars but I don't get why the blacks are back out I think it cost a lot of $ I also had a police officer who was a big brother to me but hes way gone due to medical problems. I collect the crest from ems and fire and police and got tones but none from OPP anyhow looking for a email friend on the police force thanks or that was on the base of been a officer. I also lost my step mom on the 25th of April 2007 I not been in law probs for almost 7 yrs. 

Thanks to everyone who makes the world a Better place to live . I oneday want to join the Ontario Provincial Police myself and look foward to serving Our People and Our Home of Ontario . 

Many thanks to Deb H. who promptly responded to a call about a stolen car left in our driveway. We never say it enough, but THANK YOU! to all the police officers who dedicate their lives to keeping our communities and roadways safe. We are grateful for your hard work and dedication. PS Love the new black & white! 

My husband, Michael Crozier, worked at the old Emo OPP, which took over the Fort Frances Police, from 1983 to 1986. He'd love to hear from anyone who worked there during that period. He also worked at the old Amherstview Detachment near Kingston. He'd love to hear from the "old guard"! I was a dispatcher from 1981 to 1986 with the Fort Frances Police. Say Hello! 

Hi .. just stopped by to look at your website and thought it might be interesting to see if anyone reading this would remember my Dad... GARRY MACDONALD .. he was with the FORREST detachment and was killed on duty along with his partner RANDY CHATTERSON .. plz drop me a line if u knew my Dad .. thanks 

Our new black and whites are nice especially with the new LED bars. Can't wait until our division gets one. 

I think it's great that you guys are going back to the traditional "black and whites" ... easier to see you in order to slow down ahead of time (haha)! Seriously ... thanks again so much for keeping our highways safe - you're very much appreciated. 

Hey i was just passing through and thought this was a great web site and that i should leave some words. I am 23 years old and always wanted to be a police officer, but havent been really able to go to school as im living on my own and pay for more then i can handle right now. i was just wondering if there was any other way of acheiving this goal and how i am definantly interested,please email me back with anything that might help. thank you tons! SR! 

Hello, I just wanted to say hello and thank you for serving our communities. 

please HELP i am looking to get in contact with ROBERT "BOB" FITCHES any information would help or to pass him my contact info thxs 

I WORKED WITH S/SGT RUSS CLARKE ANTI GAMBLING SQUAD ,PROPERTIES BRANCH IN THE 80'S AND WOULD LIKE TO FIND HIM. CAN ANY ONE HELP.