Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service.
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Nov 13, 2026
Sale of Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service assets, including cabinets, a filing cabinet, an exercise bike, and tires.
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Wikwemikong
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2074 Wikwemikong Way
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service
The board accepted several financial and operational reports, including operations and board financial reports for January 2026, and civilian and uniform human resources monthly reports. Key actions included approving an honorarium for an employee, selecting Colliers Project Leaders for management services for a new police facility, and accepting the April 2026 Chief's Report along with various information items such as a crisis communications plan, mental health data reports, and social media statistics. The board also held closed sessions regarding personal matters about identifiable individuals.
The board convened to discuss and conduct a review of amendments to the WTPS Board By-law.
The meeting included reports on operations and board finances for October 2025, human resources updates for uniform and civilian staff, and the Chief's report for December 2025. The Board approved the implementation of a First Aid/CPR Instructor Program and the procurement of necessary training and operational medical equipment. Additionally, the Board accepted the 2026-2029 Strategic Plan and the pre-budget submission prepared by the Chief for provincial and federal governments. The Board also reviewed ONCA guidelines and discussed the attendance of members at the upcoming Ontario Association of Police Services Boards' Spring conference. Matters involving identifiable individuals and legal advice were discussed in closed sessions.
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