Be mindful of personal items this holiday season, says Brockville Police Chief

Monday, December 1, 2025 at 6:00 AM

Unfortunately, there are those trying to ruin the holiday season for others

The holidays are coming and that means busier stores, full parking lots, and unfortunately more thefts this time of year, says Brockville Police Chief Mark Noonan.

He says to be mindful of personal items.

Noonan also invites the community out to Brockville Santa Claus Parade this Saturday (Dec. 6).

The service will run its Christmas Cram-A-Cruiser event during the parade, towing a trailer to collect food items for the Brockville and Area Food Bank.

Story by Harper Cotie

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