London Police Service

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London Police Service
Crest
Patch
Motto	Facta Non Verba Deeds not Words
Agency overview
Formed	February, 1855
Annual budget	$117.84 million (2021)[1]
Jurisdictional structure
Operations jurisdiction	London, Ontario, Canada
Legal jurisdiction	Ontario
General nature	Local civilian police
Operational structure
Headquarters	601 Dundas Street London, Ontario 42°59′19″N 81°13′54″W / 42.9887°N 81.2318°W / 42.9887; -81.2318
Sworn members	617[2]
Unsworn members	227
Elected officer responsible	Sylvia Jones, Solicitor General
Agency executive	Thai Truong, Chief of Police
Divisions	List Corporate services division Support services division Criminal investigation division Uniformed division
Website
http://www.londonpolice.ca

The London Police Service (LPS), or simply London Police, is the municipal law enforcement agency in London, Ontario, Canada.

The LPS enforces federal statutes including the Criminal Code, provincial offences such as the Highway Traffic Act, as well as local municipal by-laws. Policing in Ontario is governed by the Police Services Act, which grants officers province-wide jurisdiction, though services only operate within their mandated geographical area.