Police services board required to have these policies in Ontario

Every Police Service Board (PSB) in Ontario must prepare a establish the following policies to guide the police service in the municipality:

Police service board policies
38 (1) A police service board shall establish policies respecting,
(a) the administration of the police service;
(b) the provision of adequate and effective policing in accordance with the needs of the population of the area for which it has policing responsibility;
(c) disclosure by the chief of police of personal information about individuals;
(d) disclosure of secondary activities under section 89 and decisions under that section;
(e) the handling of discipline within the police service;
(f) subject to subsection (4), the indemnification of members of the police service for legal costs; and
(g) any other prescribed matters.
Section 24 of O. Reg. 392/23: Adequate and Effective Policing adds:
The publication of crime analysis, call analysis and public disorder analysis data, and of information on crime trends (data and information must be published annually on the internet).
Every matter with respect to which a chief of police is required under this Regulation to establish procedures.
Other policies
(2) In addition to the policies required by subsection (1), a police service board may establish policies respecting any other matters related to the police service or the provision of policing.
Section 38 of the Community Safety and Policing Act (CSPA)

Policies may also include

Procedure By-law
Board Policy Manual
Donations and Sponsorship
- Halton
- York Region
- Toronto
Community Contacts (ID/carding interactions)
- Toronto
False Alarm Reduction Bylaw
Facial Recognition & Surveillance Technology
Alarm Appeals Document
Public Consultation Policy
Accessibility Policy
Public Complaints
Internal Complaints
Body-Worn Cameras
Dash Cameras
Drone Use
Executing a Search Warrant/Unannounced/Dynamic Entry (no-knock raids)
- Toronto
Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG)
Search of Persons
Use of Force
- Toronto
Use of Artificial Intelligence
- Toronto
Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR)
Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) surveillance
- Toronto
etc.

PSBs are required to publish all policies online

(7) The police service board shall publish the policies referred to in subsections (1) and (2) on the Internet in accordance with the regulations made by the Minister, if any.
Section 38 (7) of the CSPA