Brockville Police closing in on 18,000 calls for service in 2025

Tuesday, December 23, 2025 at 6:00 AM

Only a call away if help is needed

Brockville Police Chief Mark Noonan is reflecting on another busy year for the police service as they close in on around 18,000 calls for service in 2025.

Thanks to the Ontario government's $2 million-dollar funding commitment for mental health, youth outreach and crisis response in our communities, Noonan says the service now has two crisis response teams thanks to local partners.

Noonan says an online reporting system is coming in 2026.

He reminds the community that they're only a call away.

To learn more, visit brockvillepolice.com.

Story by Harper Cotie

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