The Brockville Police are pleased to accept 12 Teddy Bears from the Brockville and District Tunis Shriners.
At a special presentation the bears were delivered and another great community partnership began. Local Shriners want the Bears to go to children who may be in distress. The Bears have been placed in our police vehicles and will be handed out if required. Many thanks to our friends, The Tunis Shriners!
The Brockville Police would like to thank the Brockville Kinsmen for their generous support of the Community Volunteer Program.
Chief Scott Fraser and Volunteer Coordinator Adrian Geraghty are seen here receiving the cheque from Kinsmen President Steve Benoit and Vice President Tony Piovesan.
The Community Volunteers have logged over 800 hours of volunteer time in our community, covering a vast number of community events. This is all possible based on the support of the local Kinsmen. Thank you!
Brockville Police Service is proud to announce the new Brockville Police Community Volunteer program!
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Take a moment to check out our new crime mapping tool! Thanks to Midland Police for sharing their technology.
The Brockville Police is starting a new voluntary registry for people with Autism. The registry promotes communication and gives police quick access to critical information.
The Registry can provide emergency contact information, detailed physical descriptions, known routines, favourite attractions or special needs of the individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This registry will give officers quick access to critical information that may assist during an investigation.
Annual voluntary registration is required to keep the file active.
The Registry forms are available online www.brockvillepolice.com or at the police station at 2269 Parkedale Avenue, Brockville. If you have any questions please direct them to Sgt. Doug Locke (613-342-0127, ext 4228 or dlocke@jgr8poxkdf.wpdns.site) who will oversee the program.