Each CPC offers different programs based on budget and neighbourhood needs. For example: Taking non-emergency/lost and found property reports Project Griffin Working in conjunction with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia for the Speed Watch Program Working in conjunction with the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia for the Stolen Auto Recovery Program Working in conjunction with the VPD for the Block Watch Program Community patrol (foot and bike) Bike Roadeo, program for young children in bike safety Outreach and education programs Engraving Community cleanup Child Find Citizen's Crime Watch However, CPCs do not offer any of the following services: Taking emergency report Criminal record checks Law/bylaw enforcement Legal/policing advice Victim services Situations that requires police attendance/assistance Divisions The force has three operating divisions: Operations Led by Deputy Chief Constable Howard Chow All patrols Mounted squad Marine squad Traffic section Emergency and operations planning section Emergency planning unit Operational planning unit Vancouver Traffic Authority (special municipal constable with restricted peace officer status) Emergency response section Emergency response team Dog squad Investigation Led by Deputy Chief Constable Laurence Rankin since 2016. As an Inspector, Laurence Rankin led the Integrated Riot Investigation Team. This is a team of investigators and support personnel who investigated the 2011 Vancouver Stanley Cup riot. Deputy Chief Rankin is a provincially accredited Team Commander for major investigations. In 2014, he completed a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree in criminal justice at the University of the Fraser Valley. In 2015, he completed the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) Executive Global Studies Program, during which he studied international approaches to cybercrime. In 2019, Deputy Chief Rankin completed the Leadership in Counter Terrorism Program, a joint senior executive leadership program that exposes participants to case studies, literature and discussions on terrorism from international experts, academics, and practitioners. In 2018, Deputy Chief Rankin was invested into the Order of Merit of the Police Forces by the Governor General of Canada. Investigative Services Major Crime Section Organized Crime Section Special Investigation Section Investigative Support Services Forensic Services Section General Investigation Section Tactical Support Section Youth Services Section Support services Led by Deputy Chief Constable Steve Rai Communications section Court and detention services section Vancouver Jail guard (special municipal constable with peace officer status) Human resources section Facilities section Financial services section Information management section Information technology section Professional standards section Recruiting and training section Rank structure Special municipal constable (traffic authority/jail