The City of Burlington covers an area of 186 square kilometres and has a population of more than 164,000. To ensure residents and visitors receive the highest standard of policing services, Halton Regional Police Service operations are divided into distinct team areas with police officers assigned to each community within the city.
Patrol responsibilities within #3 District Burlington are divided among four platoons or shifts. Each platoon is led by one Staff Sergeant who is also responsible for an assigned team area.
The District Response Unit (DRU), under the command of a Sergeant, supplements the uniformed platoons by working exclusively on traffic-related issues and other identified community problems requiring a directed response.
Halton Regional Police Service #3 District Burlington operations are also supported by Sergeants, the District's Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB), civilian and volunteer staff.
Policing operations within #3 District Burlington (3 District) are overseen by one Superintendent and one Operations Inspector:
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Superintendent Joe Taylor
Telephone: 905-825-4747 ext. 2302 |
Superintendent Joe Taylor began his policing career with the Halton Regional Police Service in September 1979.
Joe has served throughout the Region in a variety of roles including patrols, Criminal Investigations, Community Policing Support, operational command and administration. Superintendent Taylor assumed command of policing at #3 District in May, 2009. By having operational and support staff work in partnership with the community, Joe strives to enhance the safety and wellbeing of the residents and visitors of Burlington.
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Inspector Ivan L'Ortye
Telephone: 905-825-4747 ext. 2302 |
Inspector Ivan L’Ortye began his policing career with the Halton Regional Police Service in August 1985. Since this time, Inspector L’Ortye has served throughout the region in such areas as Uniform Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Training, and Emergency Services, including the Tactical Rescue Unit, Marine Unit, and the Canine Unit. Inspector L’Ortye is committed to public safety and enhancing the quality of life for all members of the community by building strong partnerships with Service personnel and external stakeholders.
In his personal time, Inspector L’Ortye enjoys the company of family and friends, cycling and volleyball.
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