Chiefs of Police
There have been 13 Chiefs of Police since the formation of the Niagara Parks Police in 1887. The current chief of the Niagara Parks Police is Doug Kane. Kane was a long serving member of Niagara Regional Police and years ago, once worked as a summer student at the park police.
- 1. William Bowman (1887-1964)
- 2. James Wilcox (1904-1908)
- 3. Joseph Vandersluys (1908-1913)
- 4. J. Harrison Plw (1913-1920)
- 5. John Jackson (1920-1924)
- 6. Charles Atcherly (1924-1940)
- 7. Cyrjl Bratley (1940-1957)
- 8. Edwin Rehfeld (1957-1967)
- 9. Wilfred J. Derbyshire (1967-1993)
- 10. Raymond G. Vassello (1993-2003)
- 11. Timothy Berndt (2003-2008)
- 12. Douglas Kane (2008-2013)
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