Dufferin OPP welcomes new detachment commander

The Dufferin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is pleased to formally announce that Inspector Michael Di Pasquale has been appointed as the Detachment Commander

“I'm grateful and excited to be part of Dufferin County. I am committed to making Dufferin County a safe place to live, visit and enjoy through trusting and effective partnerships that share a common vision of public safety and by fostering a healthy and engaged workplace,”said Insp. Di Pasquale, Detachment Commander.

Inspector Di Pasquale began his career with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in 2002. He has worked at various locations, including the Nottawasaga, Port Credit, Aurora and Toronto detachments, and also served on the Highway Enforcement Team. He is a Critical Incident Commander, Respectful Workplace liaison and a Diversity Career Champion Program mentor. Inspector Di Pasquale is also a member of and mediator for the Highway Safety Division Inclusion Council. He is the recipient of an OPP Accolade Award for Enforcement (Team) and a Champion of Diversity Award from the Ministry of Citizenship and Multiculturalism. 

“On behalf of County Council, I would like to welcome Inspector Michael Di Pasquale to his new role as Dufferin OPP Detachment Commander. I look forward to working with Inspector Di Pasquale to ensure that our Dufferin County community remains a safe place to live, work, and raise a family,” said Shelburne Mayor Wade Mills, Warden of Dufferin County.