Cst. Jason Storey was our key contact when my 13 year old daughter came forward about a sexual assault. It was a difficult case as her perpetrator was a family member. Jason was amazing - he supported us all every step of the way. He was always just a phone call away. His support helped my daughter and family get through such a difficult time. Even when we were in trial, his support was amazing.

My son David always extends himself to the fullest. At the police academy, he put himself forward to achieve the highest marks in his class. He always thinks of others before himself. He is a very kind and generous person, and loves his job. He was initially hired as a Special Constable working in the Barrie jail. He then went on to the Police Academy to become a Police Officer. During the swearing in ceremony, he was chosen as the Class Victorian. I am very proud of my son; he puts himself in harms way to help others because that’s what he loves to do - help others.

Brandon brings a joyful smile in our hallway and gives our students all high fives. He greets each student and you can tell that his attention to them has impacted their day in a positive way. With him around we feel safe... he gives time away from his family with his new baby girl to make sure we are all doing well as people and a community. Plus he has great dance moves.

I would like to nominate Officer Wes Brown. Not only is he an upstanding officer, community leader and hockey coach, he is an amazing person who is always looking out for the community's best interests. He is a role model to our young boys teaching them respect, dedication, teamwork, building trusting relationships, hard work, motivation, and self-esteem.

Constable Sean Winzar, Badge 1697 of the York Regional Police, saved my life almost 10 years ago. I wanted to end my life and he came to my rescue. After I cursed him out, yelled at him and walked away, he stayed by my side until I was ready to talk. Because off him, I went on to do my Masters in social work, so that I can pay it forward. Without his help, I wouldn’t be where I am right now.

I have been retired for four years after 32 years with the Hamilton Police Service. Peter has been in Major Crimes for a number of years. His dedication, hard work and compassion are second to none. He is beyond capable and he is an excellent investigator. I worked as a Special Constable in Court Security for 25 of my 32 years and I was able to witness first hand how Detective Sergeant Thom dealt with all aspects of his position. He treated everyone with dignity and respect. He was always kind and pleasant even under what I am sure was unbelievable pressure. 

Cst. Wayne Moore has been chairing Race Against Racism for the last 3 years. The Race Against Racism is a Peel Regional Police annual event - it has been running for the last 20 years. As a result of Cst. Moore's community outreach, initiative, dedication and community support, the event has continued to be an increasing success. In 2019, a total of eight $2000.00 post secondary scholarships were provided. Cst. Moore is a loyal and dedicated officer of the Peel Regional Police.

Officer Adey with Peterborough Police has always been polite, caring and treats you with respect...especially given how people treat the police in this town. I've seen him quite a few doing an amazing job - I have been pulled over by him a few times for routine stops and it's always a good experience.

I have had the pleasure of working alongside Brandon since 2018. Currently, he is in the position of a School Resource Officer and makes a difference daily in the community. I have observed him as an active role model by participating in various classes during the school day - whether answering questions or presenting, asking the children about their day when they walk by in the hallways, and providing them career, school and life advice.

Numerous times, I have witnessed the professionalism in Sam McCullum's policing. He helps the homeless, he helps the innocent and he helps his community, day by day! Thank you, Constable S. McCullum.