Victoria Police Department - Organization

Organization

Victoria Police is headed by Chief of Police Jamie Graham and has a total strength of 241 sworn officers.

The police department is divided into two major divisions, each headed by a Deputy Chief:

  • Operations
    • Traffic Section
    • Hit and Run
    • Focused Enforcement Team
    • City jails
    • Analysis & Intel
    • Street Crime Unit
    • K-9
    • Youth Outreach
    • 911 Communication Centre (Division)
    • Uniform Services Division
    • Operational Support Services Division
    • West Division
  • Administration
    • Detective Division
      • Computer Forensic
      • Crime Stoppers
      • Strike Force
      • Property crime
      • Major crime
      • Financial crime
      • Sex crime
      • Forensic Identification
    • Information Management
    • Information Technology
    • Human Resources Division
    • Reserve Police/Volunteer Program
    • Executive Services
      • Internal Investigation
      • Emergency Response Team (ERT)
    • Financial Services

The force also employs Reserve Police Officers, otherwise known as Auxiliary Constable .

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