Brad Bradford, a candidate in Toronto’s 2026 mayoral race, announced on September 10 that his campaign will include the creation of a Toronto Police Service outpost inside Union Station. The pledge was made during a public appearance at the station, where Bradford outlined his plan to station officers directly within the transit hub if he wins the mayoral contest.
Bradford said the proposed outpost would be staffed by members of the Toronto Police Service and positioned within the existing facilities of Union Station. He indicated that the presence of a dedicated police location would provide a visible security resource for commuters and travelers, and would allow officers to respond more quickly to incidents that occur on the station’s platforms, concourses and surrounding areas. No specific timeline or budget details were released, and the proposal remains a component of his broader platform.
The promise forms part of Bradford’s campaign platform, which emphasizes public safety and enhanced policing in high‑traffic zones across the city. As the municipal election approaches, the candidate’s Union Station outpost pledge adds to the range of proposals offered by mayoral hopefuls seeking to address concerns about safety in Toronto’s transit system. The plan awaits further development and approval should Bradford be elected mayor.