Operational Support Units
In 2006, Durham Regional Police had 806 sworn constables and 272 civilians.
Some of the units within the force are:
- Air Support Unit
- Auxiliary Unit (Auxiliary Constable)
- Bail and Parole Unit
- Canine Unit
- Case Management Unit
- Crime Analysis Unit
- Domestic Violence Unit
- Drug Unit
- E-Crimes Unit
- Explosive Disposal Unit
- Forensic Identification Unit
- Homicide Unit
- Hostage Negotiators
- Information Technology Unit
- Marine Unit
- Major Incident Command
- Major Fraud Unit
- Professional Standards Unit
- Public Order Unit
- Regional Alternate Response Unit
- Robbery Unit
- Records Unit
- Sexual Assault Unit
- Surveillance Unit
- Tactical Support Unit
- Technical Services
- Threat Assessment Unit
- Traffic Enforcement Unit
- Traffic Collision Unit
- Victim Services Unit
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