A community-led system helping residents prevent harm, share information, improve public spaces, and get the right help when needed.
Our community safety approach is built on four interconnected principles working together to create a safer West Hill.
Understanding local patterns, knowing what's normal in your neighbourhood, and staying informed about your surroundings.
Sharing accurate, verified information responsibly — facts not rumours — to keep the community informed without causing panic.
Knowing when to contact 911, 311, or community partners — getting the appropriate response to each situation efficiently.
Improving lighting, visibility, and public safety infrastructure — advocating for physical improvements that deter crime.
Use the right channel to report the right type of issue. Your report makes West Hill safer for everyone.
For crimes in progress or emergencies call 911 immediately. For non-emergency crime reporting use the options below.
Report non-emergency city hazards — potholes, broken lights, graffiti, or unsafe conditions — to the City of Toronto.
If you see something that doesn't feel right — suspicious persons, vehicles, or activity — report it calmly and factually.
Share safety concerns, ask questions, and discuss neighbourhood issues with fellow residents in a calm and constructive space.
Stay connected. Join our communication networks to receive real-time safety updates.
Join our active WhatsApp group for real-time safety updates, neighbourhood alerts, and community discussions.
Real-time Updates Join GroupFollow our Facebook page and join the West Hill community group for events, news, and safety announcements.
News & Events Follow PageReceive monthly safety updates, community news, and important notices delivered directly to your inbox.
Monthly Updates SubscribeThe people and organisations working to keep West Hill safe every day.
The CPLC bridges the gap between residents and Toronto Police Service. It facilitates open communication, addresses community concerns, and promotes collaborative safety planning.
NCOs are dedicated officers assigned to West Hill who walk the community, build relationships, and address neighbourhood safety concerns through presence and dialogue.
Access public safety data and monthly community safety updates for West Hill.
Access Toronto's open data portal for neighbourhood crime statistics, incident maps, and year-over-year trends for West Hill.
View PortalResident-friendly summaries covering local incidents, police activity, and community safety improvements each month.
Read UpdatesQuarterly summaries highlighting incident types in West Hill, affected areas, and prevention recommendations from the CPLC.
View ReportsElected representatives and community leaders working to improve safety in West Hill.
Our local councillors and MPPs regularly advocate for enhanced safety infrastructure, funding, and policy improvements for West Hill. Read their latest updates and how they're fighting for our community.
West Hill residents and the community association actively advocate for better street lighting, CCTV installation, transit safety improvements, and increased police patrols in high-concern areas.
Guides, checklists, educational materials, and safety reports for residents.
Step-by-step guides covering home security, personal safety, and community watch practices.
PDF Guides Browse GuidesPrintable checklists for home security audits, vehicle safety, and personal daily routines.
Checklists Get ChecklistsQuarterly reports summarising crime trends, incident types, and affected areas in West Hill.
Reports View ReportsCommunity education resources on fraud prevention, scam awareness, and online safety.
Education Learn MoreAnnual community safety reports produced in partnership with Toronto Police Service.
Annual Reports DownloadDownload safety materials for your home and community use — free for all West Hill residents.