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Please be advised, SPS is not able to accept tips, reports, or emergency messages via social media. If you need police, fire, or ambulance in an emergency call 9-1-1 or call our non-emergency number at 604-599-0502
The Surrey Police Board has announced that Todd Matsumoto has been appointed Chief Constable of Surrey Police Service, following a comprehensive national search process led by an executive search firm. Chief Constable Matsumoto joined SPS in 2021 as a senior police executive with over three decades of leadership experience in municipal policing and public safety.
“It is an honour to continue to serve and lead Surrey Police Service. Our greatest assets are our people and our relationship with the community we serve. My focus will continue to be transparency, consistent communication and relationship-based leadership.” - Chief Constable Todd Matsumoto.
Read the Board’s full news release: bit.ly/4kne3zp
JSH, the missing person who was the subject of a public appeal on October 25, 2026, has been located safe and sound. SPS would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance.
SPS investigating pedestrian-involved collision in the 10600 blk of KGB that happened at approx. 6:45am. Female in hospital with serious injuries. Cause of the collision remains under investigation. Anyone with info is asked to call 604-599-0502. Details: bit.ly/4A4fI1C #SurreyBC
SPS investigating an arson and mischief to vehicles parked outside a residence near 145 St and 91 Ave between 11pm and 12am on Oct 28. Motive still under investigation. Anyone with info, CCTV, or dashcam footage is asked to contact 604-599-0502. Details: bit.ly/3UngzeC #SurreyBC
A big thank you to everyone who attended and supported the Surrey Showdown Police vs. Fire charity hockey game! Because of the incredible turnout, @Local1271 and SPS proudly presented a $10,000 donation to @SpecialOBC, one of the youth initiatives this event has supported.
On October 28, 1975, Surrey RCMP Constable John Baldwinson died on duty in a collision while driving back to Surrey Detachment. We remember him and thank him for his service. #HeroesinLife
That’s a wrap on Tour de Valley 2026! This year’s ride raised more than $270,000 to support children and families facing cancer. A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Cops for Cancer riders!
The 13-year-old missing youth, who was the subject of a public appeal on October 26, has been located and is safe. SPS and RCMP SPOSU would like to thank the public and media for their assistance with this investigation.
Our SPS team just got bigger! Join us in welcoming 10 new civilian staff and 17 experienced officers. From frontline operations to facilities support, collision investigations and more, they each bring key knowledge and expertise to SPS that will support our continuing growth. #JoinSPS
Reminder: e-scooters are not permitted on public property in Surrey, including roads, bike lanes and sidewalks. Learn more: bit.ly/4eX1aIP
Congratulations to S/Sgt. Mohit Paul, recipient of the Exemplary Service and Leadership Award at the @TimesofCanada Diwali Gala! The award recognizes his dedication to public safety, service in Newton and leadership in Surrey.
We’re proud of SPS’s Impaired Driving Unit (IDU) for receiving the 2025 Outstanding Traffic Team Effort Award from the BC Association of Chiefs of Police Traffic Safety Committee. In the unit's first full year of operation in 2025, IDU achieved substantial increases in impaired driving enforcement compared to 2024. Our Impaired Driving Unit strategically targets and removes impaired drivers from the road to make Surrey's streets safer.
Liam Robert Dobbs-Morency additionally charged following SPS ongoing investigation for possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation materials (CSAEM). Liam previously charged for abduction of a person under 14 and has been remanded since. Details: bit.ly/4zKI00J #SurreyBC
#DYK the SPS crest reflects Surrey’s history, diversity, and communities:
A. The Coast Salish Eye, representing the First Peoples who inhabited this land.
B. The fess pattern, recognizing that successful policing is built on collaboration and respect between a policing service and the community it serves.
C. The six stars, representing Surrey's town centres.
Learn more about our crest: bit.ly/4sm9Z4C
The next Surrey Police Board meeting will be today on October 22. View the agenda and livestream here: bit.ly/4yFbZGG
The missing person who was the subject of a public appeal on October 17, 2026 has been located safe and sound. SPS would like to thank the media and the public for their assistance.
#DYK EmpowerHer is a program run by women for women, designed to build confidence,
raise awareness and teach personal safety techniques. Learn more: bit.ly/4Bkqlia
