The Town of Milton, Canada's fastest-growing community, covers an area of 366 square kilometres, and has a population of more than 58,700.

Policing responsibilities for Milton are combined with those of Halton Hills (Georgetown and Acton) to form 1 District.

Four platoons of uniform officers, led by a Staff Sergeant and supported by an Inspector and civilian staff, are responsible for delivering frontline policing services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Milton is also supported by a Detective Sergeant who oversees the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB).

The Milton police station is the primary reporting facility for staff working in the Milton/Halton Hills District, and several supporting functions are performed out of this location.

In addition to frontline officers assigned throughout the community, a Village Constable is assigned to Downtown Milton.

The Community Support Officer program and volunteer staff, as well as HRPS traffic-related issues and initiatives are all part of the policing service that is delivered in Milton.

In keeping with Halton Regional Police Service's community-based policing approach, each area has established Community Consultation Committees. These committees provide a public forum for police officers and members of the public to work together in developing policing strategies to best serve their respective area.

Milton (1 District) is commanded by:

Superintendent Signy Pittman Telephone: 905-825-4747 or 905-878-5511 ext. 2402

Superintendent Signy Pittman joined the Halton Regional Police Service in 1980 and has been serving the communities of Milton and Halton Hills since January 2007. Her policing experience spans the investigative, support and administrative streams of the Service. In her current position, she is the Commander of Milton and Halton Hills, and, through the efforts of several HRPS members also assigned to 1 District, is responsible for delivering policing services to Milton and Halton Hills. Community safety, open communication, and excellence in service are key priorities which Superintendent Pittman and her staff continually work to achieve. Her contacts and professional relationships extend beyond Halton Region, affording her opportunities to develop enhanced methods of delivering policing services. In her spare time, she and her husband enjoy family life with their two children.

Inspector Al Frost Telephone: 905-825-4747 or 905-878-5511 ext. 2402

Inspector Al Frost joined the Halton Regional Police Service in 1981 and is responsible for the uniform patrol operations for Milton and Halton Hills. Al has policing experience in Operations, Criminal Investigations, Homicide, Community Policing Support and Incident Command. Al believes that law enforcement and community safety are shared responsibilities of both the community and the police service.  In his leisure time, Al enjoys playing golf, downhill skiing and spending quality time with family and friends.

Inspector John van der Lelie Telephone: 905-825-4747 or 905-878-5511 ext. 2402

Inspector John van der Lelie joined the Service in 1967 and is responsible for uniform patrol operations for Halton Hills. Since being promoted to Inspector in 1990, John has worked in Criminal Investigations, including 10 years seconded to the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services in a provincial Major Case Management Unit tasked with investigating major cases involving homicides and sexual assaults and implementing recommendations made by the late Mr. Justice Archie Campbell, who led the 1995 provincial inquiry into the Bernado case. John is married and lives in Burlington, and has two grown children who work in education and emergency services.