Brockville Police issue warning after troubling spike in fentanyl overdoses

Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 6:00 AM

Naloxone kits are available through public health, while the new HART Hub is expected to help connect people with addiction to treatment and support

On the heels of their statement on social media last week, Brockville Police Chief Mark Noonan is warning residents about a recent spike in overdoses linked to fentanyl.

Noonan is encouraging residents to look out for one another.

Naloxone kits are available through public health, while the new HART Hub is expected to help connect people with addiction to treatment and support.

Story by: Harper Cotie

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