Police Records Search Form

(if printing, form must be on one, double-sided paper)

Everyone who is in contact with children, whether paid or voluntary, require a Peel Police Records Search Form.  The Applicant must be a resident of the Region of Peel. Residents should go to the closest Peel Police station. to have their application processed. The search includes national and local databases. In addition, incidents of all police contact for the previous five years will be considered for release.

Definition: Non-volunteer means any person receiving income for their services, or the allocation of hours as part of a University or Collage related program. The non-volunteer process requires the applicable pre-paid service fee of $45.00 subject to change without notice. On occasion the volunteer may be asked by staff at Peel Regional Police to attend their volunteer agency to request a letter verifying the applicant is a volunteer under the definition described above.

Please click here to download the form.

*The Records Search will be returned to you by mail. Allow 3 to 6 weeks to process your application. Processing may vary depending upon current volume. The applicant may call (905) 453 2121 ext. 4390 or 4391 for further information.

Information for Release

1. Information for release is as follows:

a) Criminal Convictions, where a pardon has not been granted.

b) Outstanding Criminal Charges.

c) Precipitation/Judicial Orders information (ie: Precipitation from Possession of Weapons; Restraining Orders, etc.)

d) Records of Not Guilty by reason of Mental Competence

2. The following information may be considered for release where it is deemed appropriate:

a) Suspect/Culprit information; where the release of such will not hinder any ongoing investigation.

b) Arrests under the 'Mental Health Act'.

c) Complaint/Victim information in regards to Domestic Violence.

d) Victim information in regards to Attempted Suicide.

e) Any other information deemed relevant.