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On April 14, 2026, the City of Brampton hosted a Telephone Town Hall on Community Safety with Peel Regional Police.
Mayor Patrick Brown and members of Council were joined by Chief Nishan Duraiappah and Deputy Chiefs of Peel Regional Police to provide updates on key community safety initiatives, discuss current priorities and answer questions directly from residents.
More than 7800 households listened to this live event.
Audio recording
Click here to listen to a recording of the April 14, 2026 Telephone Town Hall.
Survey results
Do you support the proposal to install 50 high-definition security cameras across the city to assist police investigations?
Yes 84%
No 6%
Not sure 10%
Peel Regional Police currently has fewer police officers per person than the provincial average. Do you support hiring 150 new officers to close that gap?
Yes 81%
No 7%
Not sure 13%
Do you support giving police the legal authority to access private digital apps (such as messaging or social media) when investigating a crime?
Yes 65%
No 19%
Not sure 16%
Do you support allowing police to use drones to collect evidence during an active criminal incident?
Yes 91%
No 5%
Not sure 5%
Total Votes: 190
On April 14, 2026, the City of Brampton hosted a Telephone Town Hall on Community Safety with Peel Regional Police.
Mayor Patrick Brown and members of Council were joined by Chief Nishan Duraiappah and Deputy Chiefs of Peel Regional Police to provide updates on key community safety initiatives, discuss current priorities and answer questions directly from residents.
More than 7800 households listened to this live event.
Audio recording
Click here to listen to a recording of the April 14, 2026 Telephone Town Hall.
Survey results
Do you support the proposal to install 50 high-definition security cameras across the city to assist police investigations?
Yes 84%
No 6%
Not sure 10%
Peel Regional Police currently has fewer police officers per person than the provincial average. Do you support hiring 150 new officers to close that gap?
Yes 81%
No 7%
Not sure 13%
Do you support giving police the legal authority to access private digital apps (such as messaging or social media) when investigating a crime?
Yes 65%
No 19%
Not sure 16%
Do you support allowing police to use drones to collect evidence during an active criminal incident?
