After serving as Durham police's Deputy Chief since 2018, Dean Bertrim is giving notice of his retirement. A statement from the Durham Region Police Services
After serving as Durham police’s Deputy Chief since 2018, Dean Bertrim is giving notice of his retirement.
“The Board would like to express its profound gratitude to Deputy Chief Bertrim for his exemplary service to the DRPS and the community for the last 34 years,” said Board Chair, Shaun Collier. “Since becoming a police officer, and during his tenure as Deputy Chief, he has embodied the qualities of pride, respect, integrity and resilience, and his exceptional leadership and dedication have been a source of strength for the DRPS for more than three decades.
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