The OPP Association works on behalf of all civilian and non-commissioned uniform Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). There are over 6,200 uniform and approximately 3,600 civilian members who belong to the Association.Our members work hard every day to keep our communities safe, healthy, and prosperous. Professional, well-trained, and committed, our members provide effective (and cost-effective) policing services to 324 Ontario communities. From Essex to Thessalon to Thunder Bay -- across nearly a million square kilometres of land and 100,000 square kilometres of waterways -- our members are proud to serve.While our members are looking out for our communities, the Association is looking out for them. As their sole bargaining agent, we represent members' interests in negotiations with the employer (the Ontario government). However, an equally important task is the promotion of healthy, safe work environments. We advocate for better tools and equipment, improved health and safety standards, and better supports for members suffering operational stress injuries, among other things. These improvements help keep our members -- and our communities -- productive and safe.

The Mission Providing guidance and resources to authorities both locally and globally for the prevention, protection, and pursuit of serious transnational criminal activity; making our communities, nations, and world a safer place.Our VisionCrime Stoppers Global Solutions exists to combat Transnational Crime. These crimes have actual or potential effect across national borders and crimes that offend the common, fundamental values of the international community. CSGS is focused on very specific crimes:Human TraffickingTerrorismIllicit TradeIllegal Arms DealingNarcotics SmugglingCyber CrimeThese crimes specifically are known to be the funding mechanism for organized crime and international terrorism.

Police Constable responsible for operating Toronto Police Service social media

1990-2002 - Peel Regional Police Officer2002-2020 - Toronto Police Service Constable2007-2010 - Toronto Crime Stoppers Community Youth Officer2007-2010 - Toronto Police Service Legal Graffiti Art Coordinator2010-2020 - Toronto Police Service Corporate Communications Social Media Officer

Constable Scott Mills has been employed as a police officer with the Peel Regional Police (Brampton/Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) and the Toronto Police Service. In his policing career, Scott has worked in both uniform and undercover capacities, including community programs, uniform patrol, homicide, intelligence and street gang units. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law from Carleton University, and has studied Laval University's Civil Law program. He speaks English and French. Scott's current assignment is as a Community Youth Officer for the Toronto Crime Stoppers program. His mandate is to build healthy relationships between youth, the community and police. He volunteers as an executive board member of the Ontario Gang Investigators Association and is very involved with the Argos Foundation - Stop the Violence. Since 2003, Scott has had a keen interest in using the internet as a prevention tool for societal violence and advocates that everyone with a relationship with a youth or person at risk can utilize technology and the internet as a tool to prevent violent acts such as school shootings, assaults, suicides, gang involvement and terrorism.

Liaison between graffiti art community, property owners and city of Toronto municipal by-law officials to promote graffiti art with permission and community building theme and deter, stop and clean up graffiti vandalism

worked on a plain clothes police team dedicated to investigating gang related incidents, and anything violence related in a school in the west downtown area of Toronto.later worked in uniform as police officer in and around schools dedicated to prevention and intervention initiatives with youth.

Report to IT Committee for Crime Stoppers International led by Kevin Anderson in Texas and Peter Price in Australia - Committee reports to the Crime Stoppers International Board of Directors led by President Michael Gordon-Gibson (UK)

event entertainment coordination and social media promotion

not for profit gang prevention, intervention and education

Police Officer in roles of Uniform Patrol Officer, Community Officer, Homicide investigator, Intelligence Bureau

Uniform Patrol, Community Station Officer, Homicide/Missing Persons Unit, Intelligence Bureau, 11 Div, 12 Div