divides its operational area into 23 divisions, which in turn report to one of six regions. Most, but not all of these divisions, are aligned to county borders. Each division is commanded by a Chief Superintendent. Divisions are further divided into districts, commanded by a Superintendent. Singapore The Singapore Police Force divides the city-state into seven divisions of varying physical sizes and population. These boundaries tend to be demarcated in terms of cases handled by observing criminal trends over time, instead of being based on area or population sizes alone. Canada A few police departments in Canada use divisions to represent stations or patrol areas, but some are a mix of operational and administrative units with the force. A few police agencies using divisions include: Peel Regional Police - 5 (4 geographic and 1 operational) Ottawa Police Service - 3 (geographic) Edmonton Police Service - 5 (geographic) Halifax Regional Police - 4 (3 geographic and 1 operational) Hamilton Police Service - 3 (geographic) Toronto Police Service - 17 (geographic) Vancouver Police Department - 3 (operational) Victoria Police Department - 6 (operational and administrative) Waterloo Regional Police Service - 5 (geographic) Winnipeg Police Service - 5 (geographic) Notes References Types of geographical division