Peace Officer

Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary journey to shape the future of Ontario's Legislative Assembly, with innovation and excellence in parliamentary operations? At the Office of the Assembly, we're not just supporting Parliament; we’re a dynamic team dedicated to driving change and making an impact every day.

At the heart of our mission is to provide non-partisan administrative and procedural services to all MPPs, along with operational support for the daily activities of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Our success is intricately tied to the strength and diversity of our staff, as we champion our core values: integrity, inclusiveness, collaboration, and excellence.

Looking for a rewarding career where you can share your experience as a Peace Officer? The Legislative Protective Services Branch (LPS) is looking for experienced Police Officers to join our team of armed Peace Officers. As a valued member of our team, and as an experienced Peace Officer reporting directly to Sergeant, Operations, you will collaborate closely with a dynamic group of Officers and Sergeants. LPS Peace Officers who are armed and possess full police powers within the Province of Ontario.

This posting is for applicants with previous Peace Officer experience or law enforcement experience. If you have applied to the previous competition under LA-2026-61 Peace Officer Experience, you are required to resubmit your application under this competition if you are still interested in this position.

This is an existing vacancy.

What You’ll Do You’ll act with integrity to:

Act in conformity with the law and established policies.

Demonstrate a high degree of professionalism by exhibiting the utmost tact, diplomacy, and confidentiality.

Provide exceptional customer service in your daily interactions with Members of Provincial Parliament, the media, visiting dignitaries, and the public.

Demonstrate a high degree of professionalism by exhibiting the utmost tact, diplomacy, and confidentiality

You’ll support our collaboration as you:

Carry out your duties as a Peace Officer in accordance with legislation and Service standards

Apply the principles of bias-free law enforcement

Conduct general patrols and control access within the Legislative Precinct

Respond to calls for Service (i.e. criminal activity, security breaches, medical emergencies, potential threats, etc.)

Maintain a safe environment in the Legislative Precinct by exercising police authority, enforcing laws, and investigating.

Provide exceptional customer service in your daily interactions with Members of the Provincial Parliament, the media, visiting dignitaries, and the general public

Prepare and submit timely and complete reports concerning investigations and Service activities.

How You Qualify You demonstrate excellence through your:

Minimum secondary school (high school) diploma or post-secondary education

Past training and police experience

Possession of a Class G licenseFit for duty, physical and mental ability to perform the duties of the position

A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada

Successful completion of the 16-week Basic training program

Excellent communication skills, oral and written

Note: While Canadian experience is not a requirement for the role, applicants with proof of a Canadian Police Service within the last four (4) years will be eligible to complete a basic training program of six (6) weeks if they can provide:

Current or previous service with a Canadian Police Service within the last 4 years

Proof of completing their probationary period with their current police service

Proof of Accredited Police College Transcript

Record of Discipline (formal and informal)

Record of any on-duty motor vehicle collisions

Record of Awards/Letters of commendation/appreciation

Two letters of reference from the Police Service

Member in good standing with their Police Service, including no outstanding or previous disciplinary actions or charges.

Here’s what awaits you:

A dynamic, unique work environment

A team of dedicated professionals

A comprehensive benefit and pension package, including a comprehensive short-term sickness plan and personal days

Support for your career through training and development

Access to an employee and family assistance program

You will be required to work rotational shifts, 40 hours per week in a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week operation.

Note: The process has been updated to include successful completion of the PIN test on-site at Queen's Park, an interview, psychological assessment, and an extensive background check, including a police reference check, will be required for tho