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 Chief of Police Wendy
Southall became the seventh Chief of Police in the
history of the Niagara Regional Police Service on January 1, 2005.
Chief
Southall started
her policing career over 30 years ago as an officer with the
Toronto Police Service. She served in a number of areas,
including Uniform Patrol, Morality Bureau, Mobile Support Unit
and the Youth Crime Division. She joined the Niagara
Police Services Board in 1982 and since that time has been an
Enforcement Officer and Issuer of Licences in charge of the
Licencing Department. In 1989, she was promoted to
Administrator of the Police Services Board and worked directly
for eight Board Chairs and numerous Board members. She was
appointed to the Niagara Regional Police Service as acting Chief
Administrative Officer in February 2000 and promoted to Chief
Administrative Officer in January 2001. Chief Southall has been directly responsible for the operations of the
Finance Unit, Fleet and Facilities Management, Human Resources
including Recruiting Training and Career Development,
Information Services and Police Records.
Chief
Southall has
completed the Police Executive Leadership Program at the
University of Toronto's Rotman School of Business and currently
serves as a member of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of
Police. In 2006, she completed her Masters in Public
Administration at the University of Western Ontario.
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