Experienced Part-Time Officers

March 9, 2026

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Job Posting: Experienced Part-Time Officers Posting Type: External

The Brantford Police Service is currently accepting applications from experienced police officers for Part-Time Constable positions.

An urban growth centre, Brantford has a current population of 100,000 and is a destination of choice for many families arriving from the Greater Toronto Area. Centrally located on the banks of the Grand River, Brantford is within an hour's drive of the Greater Toronto Area, London, USA / Canada border, sandy beaches of Lake Erie, and numerous small towns and rural areas. The City of Brantford offers an ideal location for self-motivated officers that have recently retired, are considering early retirement and relocation, or left policing but now wish to re-engage on a part time basis.

Candidates from Ontario Police Services:

Candidates must meet minimum requirements as stated in the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019 (CSPA) and hold a certificate in Basic Constable Training from the Ontario Police College. Candidates must also have been a police officer in Ontario for a minimum of five years and have not been out of policing for more than five years. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Candidates from RCMP and Other Provinces:

Candidates must have successfully graduated from RCMP Depot Basic Training or Basic Training from a Police Training Institution recognized by the Ontario Police College. Candidates must not have been out of policing for more than five years and must have been proficient at uniformed, front line, patrol duties. Candidates from other Provinces other than RCMP will be required to successfully complete the OPC equivalency exam.

All Candidates:

The Part-Time Constable is a casual position and shall only be employed by the Brantford Police Service to augment the full-time members in frontline, uniformed duties as per the Collective Agreement
The Part-Time Constable must be able to pass Use of Force Certification as per Provincial Standards and have, or be able to obtain, a First Aid/CPR certificate
The Part Time Constable will be a member of the Brantford Police Association and pay dues accordingly. The member also has the legislated benefits through the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board and the Employment Standards Act. Exclusions are noted in the Collective Agreement.

This is an ideal position for officers that have recently retired, intend to retire, or have divested from their police pensions early but want to remain active in some capacity in policing.

Members will be paid the current salary of a First Class Constable (on an hourly basis), plus ten percent (10%) in lieu of all benefits.

Interested applicants are invited to complete the Brantford Police Service Application Form. Once completed, please click on the link below to upload the application with your resume/cover letter.

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Personal information submitted will be used only for the purposes of this competition in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act. The Brantford Police Service invites and encourages applications from all qualified individuals, including from groups that are traditionally under-represented in employment who may contribute to further diversification of our Service.

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