First Nations Police (Ontario) facts for kids

The First Nations Police (FNP) is a group of police forces in Ontario, Canada. These police agencies are made up of Indigenous people. They work to keep communities safe on First Nations reserves across Ontario.

Police officers in these forces are called First Nations Constables. The Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police officially appoints them. This means they have the same powers as other police officers in Ontario. They use these powers to do their job of protecting and serving their communities.

First Nations Police Agencies

Many different police services are part of the First Nations Police group. Each one serves a specific First Nation community or area.

• Six Nations Police - Ohsweken, Ontario
• Wikwemikong Tribal Police - Wikwemikong, Ontario
• Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service - Thunder Bay, Ontario
• Treaty Three Police Service - Kenora, Ontario
• UCCM Anishnaabe Police Service - M'Chigeeng First Nation, Ontario
• Anishinabek Police Service - Garden River, Ontario
• Tyendinaga Mohawk Police - Shannonville, Ontario
• Akwesasne Mohawk Police - Akwesasne, Ontario
• Georgina Island Police - Chippewas of Georgina Island, Ontario
• Walpole Island Police Service - Wallaceburg, Ontario
• Rama Police Service - Chippewas of Rama First Nation, Ontario
• Hiawatha Police Service - Hiawatha First Nation, Ontario

See Also

• Indigenous police in Canada