Safer. Stronger. Together.
Surrey, British Columbia
Surrey Police Service is a progressive, community-based police service that values diversity, partnerships, and accountability as it works to enhance public safety and community well-being. Our Values Honour We serve our community with pride and can be depended on to uphold the public’s trust in everything we do. Integrity We are honest, ethical, and accountable, committed to doing what is right and to guarding the rights and security of others. Respect We recognize each person’s inherent dignity and worth, and work to build strong, healthy, collaborative relationships within our community and team. Courage We respond to the moral and physical challenges of policing with purpose and determination persevering in the face of adversity and fear. Compassion We work to listen, understand and help, responding to the suffering of others with empathy, humility, and concern. Inclusiveness We welcome and celebrate diverse peoples, cultures and ideas, knowing that—together—we can achieve more.
On-site · Surrey
Advise managers on labour relations matters, interpret collective agreements and employment laws, lead workplace investigations and grievance processes, and support performance, attendance, accommodation, and disciplinary matters. Build effective union relationships, contribute to collective bargaining and labour-management meetings, maintain accurate records, and support other HR functions as needed.
On-site · Surrey
Handle emergency, non-emergency, and general calls; assess and prioritize incidents; record accurate information; and dispatch police personnel and additional units as needed. Monitor police units, coordinate with other agencies, respond to information requests using CPIC, CAD, and PRIME, maintain records and CPIC data, and assist with training and related operational duties.
On-site · Surrey
Reviews, enters, updates, and removes information in police records systems, and processes police files using SPS information systems. Scans and enters information from hard-copy files, handles correspondence and filing, and provides records-related information and support to colleagues.
On-site · Surrey
Coordinates media interviews, events, and press conferences; monitors news coverage; and tracks and responds to media enquiries from journalists, agencies, the public, and internal stakeholders. Researches and verifies information, drafts media materials for approval, maintains media databases, publishes releases, and provides guidance and training to staff.
