In 2007, Peel Police spearheaded a campaign to amend provincial law to equip police cruisers with blue and red lights and deployed the first such cruiser in Ontario. As of 2008, newer cruisers sport a single blue stripe. The force's logo moves forward along the stripe with the motto and phone number on the rear back door. Traffic enforcement has several vehicles that are not marked in the way described above. These vehicles are painted in a solid colour, like most civilian vehicles, with the words Peel Regional Police applied in a semi-reflective decal in the same colour as the vehicles' paint. Examples are cherry decals on red paint, or charcoal decals on black paint. Weapons Uniform patrol Smith & Wesson M&P .40 S&W caliber pistol - new standard sidearm for all officers in 2008 Smith & Wesson 4046 .40 S&W pistol (phased out) Remington 870 shotgun (supervisors) 12 gauge Ruger PC40 police carbine (supervisors) .40 S&W (phased out) Colt Canada C8 police carbine (supervisors) Tactical rescue unit & airport division Heckler & Koch Mk.23 .45 ACP (phased out) Smith & Wesson M&P .40 S&W caliber pistol Heckler & Koch MP5 9mm Para Heckler & Koch MP7 4.7x33mm Colt Canada C8 assault rifles 5.56×45mm NATO FN FAL para carbine 7.62×51mm NATO Remington 870 shotgun 12 gauge Remington 700 sniper rifle .308 Win Barrett M82-A1 sniper rifle .50 BMG Units Traffic enforcement Regional breath Regional traffic Investigation Divisional criminal investigation bureau Homicide & missing persons bureau Intimate partner violence Special victims Central robbery bureau Fraud bureau Major drugs & vice Street crimes Guns & gangs Major collision bureau Commercial auto crime bureau Internet child exploitation (I.C.E.) Tech crimes Forensic identification services Offenders management Special Dive team Tactical response K-9 Marine Training & recruiting Community support Divisional neighborhood policing Family violence Internal affairs Auxiliary (auxiliary constable) - established in 1989 and has about 100 members. Members caps have a red-black Battenburg band instead of the solid red used for sworn members Crime prevention/alarm program Diversity relations Labor liaison Drug education Community liaison office Awards Peel Regional Police members are involved in fundraising for a variety of charities and community causes. They have annually raised over $1,000,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and $140,000 through the "Cops for Cancer" program. They are also one of the region's largest donors to the United Way. Members of the force are involved in public service