Regional police
Regional police are a multijuridictional police forces which cover duly recognized geopolitical regions.
Canada
Cover regional municipalities in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, and Quebec.
- Durham Regional Police
- Halifax Regional Police
- Halton Regional Police Service
- Lethbridge Regional Police Service
- Niagara Regional Police
- Ottawa Police Service
- Peel Regional Police
- Rothesay Regional Police Force
- Waterloo Regional Police Service
- York Regional Police
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United States
Nevada
New Jersey
- Bergen County Police Department
- Camden County Police Department not an actual regional police as the only member community is the City of Camden.
New York
Pennsylvania
Through the formation of a "police district" under the control of a Police Commission, some municipalities in Pennsylvania have found that improved and more professional police services could be obtained through inter-governmental cooperation. Having one police department covering two or more neighboring communities, rather than separate police departments, allows each municipality to enjoy the benefits of a larger department, such as specialized units and a professional staff.
- Berks-Lehigh Regional Police (defunct)
- Northern York County Regional Police
- Southwestern York County Regional Police
- York Area Regional Police
- Northeastern York County Regional Police
- Eastern Pike County Regional Police
- Southern York Regional Police
- Pennridge Regional Police
- Eastern Adams County Regional Police
- Westtown East Goshen Regional Police
- Stroud Area Regional Police
- Mifflin County Regional Police
- Colonial Regional Police
- Brandywine Regional Police
- Upper Perk Police District
- Pocono Mountain Regional Police
- Colebrookdale District Police
- West Hills Regional Police
- Northern Berks Regional Police
- Central Berks Regional Police
- West Shore Regional Police