The Niagara Regional Police Service social media program was created to better serve the communications needs of residents in the Niagara Region and beyond. The program delivers communications services that are essential for individual, agency and community partners alike. Using social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, the Niagara Regional Police Service engages the community with timely and accurate messaging.

Social media is a great tool to share information, it can be prone to fuel rumour and misinformation.  Please consider the NRPS social media accounts first as an official source for policing matters relating to the Niagara Region.

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Officer/ Unit

Position

Social Media Tag

Bryan MacCulloch

Chief of Police

@BryanMacCulloch

Brett Flynn

Deputy Chief - Operations

@DeputyBFlynn

Bill Fordy

Deputy Chief - Support Services

@BillFordy

Richard Frayne

Superintendent - Operational Support

@Supt_R_Frayne

Marco Giannico

Inspector - Chief's Executive Officer

@Insp_Giannico

Paul Webb

Staff Sergeant - Traffic Services

@SSgtPaulWebb

Rich Gadreau

Sergeant - Recruiting Unit

@Sgt_Gadreau

Phil Gavin

Constable - Media Relations

@pcphilgavin

Stephanie Sabourin

Civilian - Manager, Corp. Communications

@SSabourinNRP

Jason MCCarthy

Constable - 2 District CORE

 @JayMcCarthyNRP

NRPS Main Account

 

@NiagRegPolice

1 District

Patrol Services - St. Catharines  / Thorold

@NRPS1District

6 District

Patrol Services - Port Colborne / Wainfleet

@6NRPS

8 District

Patrol Services - Grimsby, West Lincoln, Lincoln

@8Nrps

Traffic Enforcement Unit

 

@NRPSRoadSafety

NRPS Recruiting

 

@NRPSRecruiting

NRPS Dispatch

 

@NRPSTraffic

NRP Pipe Band

 

@NRPPipeBand

NRPS K9 Unit

 

@NRPSK9

NRPS Marine Unit

 

@NRPSMarine

NRPS Diversity & Inclusion

 

@DiversityNRPS

 

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NRPS Social Media Use

Social media guidelines

 Any posting on Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) social media by the public constitutes acceptance of these terms:

  •  If you post information related to a crime, you can become a witness in court.
  • Comments posted by others on NRPS social media are not to be taken as the opinion of the Niagara Regional Police Service.
  • The NRPS does not allow posting of photos or videos by anyone other than those members assigned by NRPS, and as such they may be subject to deletion.
  • If you have any photos or videos you would like to share, please contact the Corporate Communication / Media Relations Office.
  • All postings are subject to all applicable Federal and Provincial legislation.

The NRPS asks posters to keep comments related to the content on the pages. NRPS has the right to remove, ban and or block anyone who posts inappropriate or offensive material as determined by NRPS. This includes comments that:

  • Defame, abuse, harass, stalk, or violates the legal rights of others
  • Include racism, hatred, slander, threats, obscenity, violence, bad language
  •  Spam or advertisements
  •  Have personal information about another person or that violates a person's privacy
  • Include copyrighted material that belongs to another person
  • Contain links to inappropriate or offensive websites

Please Note: We do not monitor social media 24/7. Furthermore, we can't dispatch units from any social media sites. If you have a complaint that you feel police should respond to, please call 905-688-4111. In an emergency call 911.