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When people think about police accountability, the focus is often on individual incidents, such as complaints, specific investigations, or news headlines.
As we recognize this bicentennial year, it is also an opportunity to reflect on how public safety and community governance have evolved alongside the city we all call home.
As part of the London Police Service Board’s ongoing work to strengthen our governance mechanisms, we regularly explore emerging issues shaping modern police oversight
The London Police Service Board (the “Board”) held its annual Chair and Vice Chair elections at its first Board meeting of the year, in accordance with the Community Safety and Policing Act. The Board announces the re-election of Ryan Gauss as Chair and Nancy Branscombe as Vice Chair for the 2026 term, ensuring continued leadership and oversight of policing in the City of London.
Over the past year, the London Police Service Board advanced key public safety priorities, strengthened its governance foundation, increased visibility of Board initiatives, and supported an accountable and transparent approach to oversight.
Mr. Jeffery Lang has been appointed by the Province of Ontario to serve on the London Police Service Board
The London Police Service Board (LPSB) has adopted a Critical Points Policy as a significant step toward strengthening police governance and public accountability.
