Community Messages

  • Brockville Police Auction

    Brockville Police Auction

          May 20th – 25th, 2025 Articles now in possession of the Brockville Police Service to be sold at an online auction LYNDON MARSHALL AUCTION SERVICES 2913 COUNTY ROAD #21, SPENCERVILLE, ONTARIO Bicycles – various sizes, styles, makes …
  • Career Opportunity

    Career Opportunity

    The Brockville Police Service is currently seeking applications for Full-Time Special Constables, to compliment front line patrol duties.  Careers – Civilian Positions – Brockville Police Service
  • Operation Clear Track

    Operation Clear Track

    The Brockville Police Service joins North American rail-safety operation aimed at reducing preventable deaths and injuries on rail lines On September 24, 2024 the Brockville Police Service is proud to be joining forces with agencies across Canada and North America …

Police Reports

  • The Brockville Police Service Temporarily Pauses Participation with Crime Stoppers

    The Brockville Police Service has temporarily suspended its involvement with the Crime Stoppers program. This measure follows a cybersecurity breach involving Navigate360’s P3 platform, the third-party system used by Crime …
  • News Release – September 1st, 2026

    Youth Held for Bail Hearing Multiple Times in One Week Last week, between August 24ᵗʰ and August 30ᵗʰ, 2026, a 14-year-old youth was held for a bail hearing by the …
  • News Release – August 28th, 2026

    In the past week, since August 21ˢᵗ, our police service has engaged in 362 occurrences. These occurrences have resulted in 17 Arrests. Out of those arrests, seven were regarding outstanding …

Online Reporting

Brockville Police is now accepting online reports for NON EMERGENCY incidents.

Message from Chief Noonan

The Brockville Police Service is a highly trained and effective police service. We are governed by a Police Services Board under the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019 regulations as amended. The Board consists of members appointed by both City Council and the Province of Ontario. The Board provides strategic guidance and oversight while operational decisions are the responsibility of the Chief of Police. 

The Brockville Police Service comprises of an authorized strength of 45 sworn police officers and 38 civilians (full and part-time) providing twenty-four hour a day patrol, emergency response, criminal investigations, court services, and community policing initiatives. Both our patrol officers and criminal investigators are trained to the same standard as all officers serving anywhere in the province. We are primarily responsible for policing the City of Brockville but often work with neighbouring police agencies in joint projects addressing common public safety threats. 

Adequate and Effective policing is a basic tenant of the Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019 regulations as amended. The Brockville Police Service strives to ensure that the citizens of Brockville are provided with the same level of service expected by all Ontarians. 

The Brockville Police commitment is specifically tailored to our community. We know Brockville and adapt our policing specifically to its needs, demographics and unique challenges. We respect the concerns of individual citizens. We trust that we demonstrate the benefits of being policed by a professional police service, highly visible and responsive to community needs.