The newly formed Greenstone OPP Detachment Board is working to build strong connections between the OPP and the community. Over the coming months, the Board will set priorities around public safety, community engagement, and transparent communication through regular updates and reports to Council and residents.

Board Members

Meet the current members:

Marcel Donio, Chair - Member of the Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek First Nation (Sandpoint)
Elaine Mannisto - Member of Council
Fran Koning - Member of Council
Chris Walterson - Member of Council
Vacant - Community Appointee
Vacant - Provincial Appointee

Interested in the Provincial Appointment? Click here for more information and to learn how to apply.

Meetings

The Greenstone OPP Detachment Board will meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Greenstone Administration Building (1800 Main Street, Geraldton) on the following dates in 2026:

March 13, 2026 *cancelled due to lack of quorum*
May 22, 2026
August 28, 2026
November 27, 2026

Please click the link below to view the Greenstone OPP Detachment Board's meeting Agendas and Minutes:

Agendas
Minutes

The Greenstone OPP Detachment Board was established under Section 67(1) of the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019.

The roles and responsibilities of the Board are set out in Section 68(1) of the Act, which include:

Participating in the Commissioner's selection of a permanent Detachment Commander in accordance with the process established by the Commissioner;
Determining objectives and priorities for the detachment, not inconsistent with the Minister’s strategic plan, after consultation with the Detachment Commander;
Advising the Detachment Commander with respect to policing provided by the detachment;
Monitoring the Detachment Commander’s performance;
Reviewing reports from the Detachment Commander regarding policing services; and
Submitting an annual report to municipalities and band councils on or before June 30 each year regarding policing within their jurisdictions.

The Detachment Commander oversees the administration and day-to-day operations of the police service in accordance with the priorities and objectives set by the Board. Operational matters, including general management and complaints regarding policing, fall outside the Board’s jurisdiction.

The Detachment Commander reports to the Board as a whole and is not accountable to individual Board members. While the Board can make recommendations to the Detachment Commander, it does not have authority over other members of the OPP or the ability to direct specific operational decisions.

Greenstone Detachment 2025 Annual Report

Greenstone O.P.P Detachment Board Annual Report 2025-2026

A French version of the Greenstone Detachment 2025 Annual Report is available upon request.

Community Safety and Well-Being Plan

Under Section 68(4) of the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019, the OPP Detachment Board must take into account any community safety and well-being plan adopted by the municipality it serves. Please see the link below to access Greenstone’s Community Safety and Well-Being Plan.

Greenstone’s Community Safety and Well-Being Plan

Contact Information

Greenstone O.P.P. Detachment Board

For more information about the Greenstone O.P.P. Detachment Board, please email:

Email: administration@greenstone.ca
Phone: (807) 854-1100 ext. 2011

Greenstone Police Detachment

Address: 8054 Highway 11, Geraldton, Ontario P0T 1M0

For Emergencies Dial 9-1-1

Non-Emergency: 1-888-310-1122 / 1 888-310-1133 (TTY)

Or Report Online: Ontario Provincial Police - Online Reporting

**The local detachment number, 807-854-1333, should only be used for topics related to administration, for example, checking on the status of your criminal record check or if you wish to speak to a specific officer in relation to follow up for a case you already reported through PCC or 9-1-1**

Inspector General of Policing

The Inspector General of Policing is an independent body that oversees policing in Ontario. It was created under Ontario’s Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019.

The Inspector General’s job is to make sure police services across Ontario are providing safe, effective policing and that police service board members are following the required rules and Code of Conduct.

The Inspector General is supported by the Inspectorate of Policing, a team of professionals who review and assess police services and police governance to help improve how policing is delivered in Ontario.

Making a Complaint

Members of the public can file a complaint with the Inspector General if they have concerns about:

Whether a police service is providing adequate and effective policing; or
Possible misconduct by a police service board member.

Complaints can be submitted online at www.iopontario.ca