Dufferin OPP welcomes promoted Sergeant Corrie Trewartha

October 26, 2023 · 0 Comments

The Dufferin Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is pleased to announce the promotion of Staff Sergeant Corrie Trewartha from Sergeant to Staff Sergeant and transfer from Wellington County to the Dufferin Detachment.

“I’m proud and privileged to welcome Staff Sergeant Corrie Trewartha to the Dufferin OPP Detachment. Corrie’s leadership and experience will be an asset to our community and our detachment’s leadership team,” said Inspector Michael Di Pasquale, Dufferin Detachment Commander.

Staff Sergeant Trewartha was born and raised in Dufferin County, where she married and remained to raise her own family. She began her career in policing at the Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, spending time in both frontline operations as well as the Crime Unit.

In 2018, she transferred to the Dufferin Detachment in frontline operations. She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2019 and transferred to the Wellington County Detachment where she took on the role of Team Leader.

Staff Sergeant Trewartha has a passion for community policing and went on to serve the Wellington Community as the Community Safety and Services Sergeant. Her duties included overseeing the Community Response Unit, Mental Health, Media unit and School Resources Officers. Recently, she has spent time as the Acting Staff Sergeant in both Huron and Wellington County.

Staff Sergeant Trewartha has taken on the role of a Crisis Negotiator and Peer Supporter.

“I am honoured to be back in Dufferin. I look forward to fostering community partnerships and continuing with the incredible work OPP members are already doing in serving and protecti! ng the citizens of Dufferin,” said Staff Sergeant Trewartha.

Welcome back home to Dufferin Corrie. We are excited to have you and will benefit from your years of experience in community service, strong leadership, and professionalism.