Ottawa Police Service ATIP request

Fill in your details below. We’ll turn them into a formal MFIPPA request letter, create a PDF, and email a copy to you.

What this request asks for: access to your own personal information held by the Ottawa Police Service — all searches or look-ups performed in relation to you over the last four years (time, date, officer/personnel, location, and the information searched and provided), across CPIC and any other OPS database, resource, or contracted resource. The records description and date range fields below are optional and only add extra context.

Before you send: the Ottawa Police Service requires a mandatory $5.00 application fee and, for personal-information requests, a copy of one piece of government-issued photo ID. Their official channels are mail (Ottawa Police Service, Attn: Freedom of Information, PO Box 9634, Station T, Ottawa, ON K1G 6H5) or an in-person appointment, with the fee by cheque or money order payable to the Treasurer of the City of Ottawa. Treat the emailed copy as a convenience — print and mail the letter with your fee and ID, or confirm the correct method for your situation.

Your contact information

Full name *

Please enter your full name.

Email address *

Please enter a valid email address.

Telephone number *

Please enter a telephone number.

Mailing address *

Please enter your mailing address.

Date of birth (if required for identity verification)

Optional extra detail

Description of the requested records (optional)

Additional or specific date range (optional)

Police occurrence / incident number (if known)

Names of involved individuals (if applicable)

Additional information to assist in locating the records (optional)

Signature

Electronic signature (typed name) *

Please type your name as a signature.

Date *

Please choose a date.

Were you mistreated by an Ottawa Police Service member?

If you were harassed, taken advantage of, abused, or otherwise mistreated by any member of the Ottawa Police Service and want to speak to a lawyer, send an email to eric@lettslaw.ca.

Email eric@lettslaw.ca

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Ottawa police chief warns officers to stop abusing databases for sexual misconduct

CHCH News

CHCH reported that Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs warned officers not to misuse police databases to pursue women or contact vulnerable victims for romantic or sexual reasons, calling the conduct unacceptable and telling officers to change their behaviour or leave the force.

‘Change your behaviour or quit’

Canadian HR Reporter

Canadian HR Reporter summarized the Ottawa Police Service response to a pattern of sexual misconduct allegations, including improper database use and contact with vulnerable victims, and described measures such as stronger reporting, accountability, and prevention efforts.