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Upper management changes underway at London Police Service

Trailblazing Black woman appointed London Police Deputy Chief

"Treena MacSween makes history as the highest-ranked Black woman in Canadian law enforcement, appointed deputy chief of the London Police Service. Discover her inspiring journey, her commitment to community safety, and the transformative changes shaping the future of policing in London. Reflecting the values of diversity and inclusion, her story is a testament to perseverance and leadership in law enforcement."

Meet Treena MacSween, London's newest deputy police chief

Treena MacSween introduced as new London deputy chief

Police Services Board Chair Ali Chahbar introduced Hamilton Police Inspector Treena MacSween as deputy chief designate for the London Police Service during a news conference on Thursday morning.

London Police Service Board announces city's newest deputy chief of police - London

Treena MacSween brings 26 years of police experience to the deputy chief position, having served in leadership roles at both the Peel Regional and Hamilton police services.

Meet Treena MacSween, London, Ont.'s newest deputy police chief known for 'trailblazing' work

Treena MacSween remembers her dad, an immigrant from Jamaica, polishing his shoes every night and imparting wisdom on his children. On Thursday, it was announced MacSween, a superintendent with the Hamilton Police Service, has been hired as London, Ont.'s third deputy chief.

London police went to a SWAT team competition in Dubai, but who picked up the tab?

LPS will get third deputy chief

For the first time in its history, the London Police Service (LPS) will have three people in the position of deputy chief.

LPS requests additional $33M during budget talks

The London Police Service Board (LPSB) unanimously added about $33 million over four years to its already record-setting budget request to city hall.

London, Ont. police reach new 4-year contract agreement, wage and benefit increases - London

The deal, finalized on Monday evening, will extend to the end of 2026 and will include improved benefits that support member wellness and mental health.