JOIN AS AN EXPERIENCED OFFICER

Durham Regional Police Service welcomes applications from experienced police officers currently serving, or previously employed, with Canadian police services.

Whether you are looking for new opportunities, career growth or a change in community, Durham Region offers a dynamic policing environment and a strong commitment to member support and development.

Tactical Support Unit

Cst. Ekelman

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Tactical Support Unit

Cst. Ekelman

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Three steps to apply

Experienced Hires

Selection Process


1) Application review

After you submit your application, we review it in detail. If you move forward, you will be contacted by a recruiter.

2) Interviews

The Recruiting Unit schedules interviews with selected candidates. After interviews, selected candidates move to the background investigation stage.

3) Psychological evaluation

All experienced officer candidates in the background investigation stage must complete a psychological assessment. The psychologist’s assessment is confidential.

3) Police background investigation

A comprehensive background investigation is conducted on selected candidates. We verify the information you provided in your application, along with any additional information you share during the selection process.

5) Conditional offer

We make a conditional offer of employment.

6) Medical examination

Subject to successfully completing a medical examination with an approved physician, you're awarded the position.

Conditions of employment

In your first year of employment with DRPS, you earn 15 vacation days (120 hours), pro-rated based on your hire date. We also recognize your years of service, which may increase your vacation entitlement.

Experienced officers are assigned to a district and platoon based on the needs of the service. We will attempt to accommodate an applicant's request for a particular posting; but there is no guarantee that the request can be met. New members should be prepared to work from any police district in Durham Region.

DRPS offers an exceptional, comprehensive benefits package, which new hires benefit from on the first day of employment.

Experienced hires are credited with previous police experience when determining their starting classification at York Regional Police. We review each experienced officer’s classification on a case-by-case basis. If you have worked for more than one agency, we combine all employment experience.

Previous years of service are considered when determining vacation entitlement and premiums. We now recognize 3-6-9 seniority from other police services. Previous years of service are considered when determining vacation entitlement and premiums.

All DRPS members must contribute to the OMERS pension plan. If you have contributed to another pension plan, contact OMERS to determine if your plan is transferable.

BRING THE BADGE HOME

Looking to make a change?

Durham Regional Police Service welcomes applications from experienced police officers currently serving, or previously employed, with Canadian police services.

Contact Us

Durham Regional Police Service
605 Rossland Rd. E.,
Box 911, Whitby, ON
L1N 0B8

888-579-1520, press 0

webmaster@drps.ca (Please use this email for website feedback ONLY, NOT crime reporting)

Contact the Recruiting Unit


Please feel free to contact Human Resources Recruiting with any questions or concerns you might have.

605 Rossland Road E. Whitby ON 
Email: recruiting@drps.ca
Phone: 905-579-1520 ext. 4341