Halton Regional Police Service

Seniors and Law Enforcement Together, SALT Halton

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Record #: OAK2690 Last Modified: 27 Feb 2013 Last Full Update: 31 Jul 2012 Update Schedule: 01 Aug 2013
Record Owner: OAK Date Created: 23 Dec 1993 Date Deleted: N/A  
Organization Info
Alternate NameHRPS
Location
AddressHalton Regional Police Service Headquarters
1151 Bronte Rd
Oakville, ON L6M 3L1
 
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Located In CommunityOakville
Nearest Main IntersectionBronte Rd and QEW
Mailing Addressc/o Constable Wendy Moraghan
Areas ServedHalton Region
Wheelchair AccessibilityFully Accessible
Hours/Dates/Meeting Details
HoursAdministration Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm 
DatesSeminars take place any date or time depending on availability
Meeting DetailsSeptember-June 
Burlington: fourth Thursday of each month 1:30 pm alternating between Appleby Place and Heritage Place 
Halton Hills: fourth Tuesday of each month 9:30 am alternating between Acton and Georgetown Seniors Centres 
Oakville: fourth Monday of each month 10 am at 20 Division 
Contact Information
Office PhoneLocal, non-emergency 905-825-4777 or 905-878-5511 (north Halton) ext 5064
TTY Phone1-800-990-8199
Fax905-825-1205
Organization Emailinfo@haltonpolice.ca
Websitewww.haltonpolice.ca/CommunityPolicing/Seniors/SALT/Pages/default.aspx
Primary ContactConstable Wendy Moraghan, Elder Services Coordinator, Halton Regional Police Service; Phone: 905-825-4777 or 905-878-5511 ext 5064; Email: wendy.moraghan@haltonpolice.ca
Alternate ContactSeniors - Support / Investigations; Phone: Oakville ext 2214 * Burlington ext 2344 * Milton, Georgetown, Acton ext 2454
Description & Services
DescriptionA volunteer community-based organization designed to meet the public safety concerns of seniors in Halton Region. It is a police advisory council and an action committee. Community concerns can be communicated to the committee for review and/or response. 
 
Members are seniors and those interested in senior safety and security. They provide a communications link between the seniors of the community, the Halton Regional Police and the Region of Halton ESAC (Elder Services Advisory Committee) 
S.A.L.T. Seminars: 
* Frauds and Scams * Personal Safety * Home Security * Drive Wise * Abuse of Power of Attorney * Elder Abuse
Broader TermsAbuse ; Adults ; Age groups ; Criminal offences ; Groups ; Law enforcement
SubjectsAdvisory groups ; Advocacy groups ; Crime prevention ; Elder abuse ; Police ; Seniors
Related TermsAdvocacy ; Family violence ; Lobby groups ; Police commissions ; Seniors clubs ; Seniors discounts ; Seniors housing
EligibilitySeniors and interested senior service providers are encouraged to become volunteers with the committees and assist with organizing presentations.
FeesNone
LanguagesEnglish ; Brochures in process of Multi-lingual translation by HMC
Directory Description and Headings
Seniors Directory DescriptionAH
Seniors Directory HeadingsHome Support Programs ; Legal/ Advisory / Advocacy ; Safety
Other Details
Resources AvailableBrochures
FundingRegional / Municipal ; Each committee raises their own funds to put on programs in the community and for print materials