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Brockville Police Service
P.O. Box 2050
2269 Parkedale Avenue
Brockville, ON K6V 6N5
Phone: (613) 342-0127
Fax: (613) 342-0452
info@brockvillepolice.com
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Brockville Police Service Autism Registry
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@brockvillepolice.com) who will oversee the program.
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COPS CARE FOR KIDS
The Brockville Police Association is pleased to announce that the successful candidate for the 2nd Annual COPS CARE FOR KIDS competition is – 7 year old Brockville resident Vincent Norton.
Vincent suffers from a number of afflictions ranging from a rare genetic syndrome causing deformities in bone structure to deafness. Vincent also spent the majority of the first two years of his life at CHEO. Vincent and his family will continue to battle these afflictions for all of his life.
Final arrangements are being made to send Vincent, his older brother James, and their parents Julie and David to an upcoming WWE event with overnight stay, as well as a two-night stay at The Great Wolf Lodge, all expenses paid.
The Brockville Police Association is excited to provide this opportunity for the Norton family. Our hope is that we can provide them with positive memories as they spend quality family time together which they have missed out on over the years.
A special school assembly will be held on Friday December 14th, 2012 at 2:45 p.m. at St. John Bosco School in Brockville to make the presentation to Vincent. Media is very welcome to attend this event! Congratulations Vincent!
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Voluntary Registation Program - 9-1-1 Communication
This voluntary registration program is intended to assist Brockville Emergency Services in providing appropriate response to 9-1-1 emergency calls where communication barriers exist. The information collected is strictly confidential; however, it may be shared with other emergency services.
Qualified registrants are residents of the City of Brockville and Counties of Leeds and Grenville with hearing loss that prevent their ability to communicate with 9-1-1 operators via regular telephone. In the event a 9-1-1 call is received from the registered address, information specific to the communication barrier will be available to the area emergency services.
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Web Awareness Safety
Parents get involved! The Internet is fantastic, but there are risks. Your involvement is essential. This site provides the tools you need to help keep your kids safe online.
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Brockville Police Service Annual Report
The 2012 Annual Report
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2012 Brockville Police Service Operating Budget
The 2012 Brockville Police Service Operating Budget was presented to City Council on January 3, 2012.
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Asset Building - Positive Youth Development
"Every Kid in Our Communities"
Safe Kids...Safe Families...Safe Communities
There's a powerful new movement out there that is capturing the attention and involvement of growing numbers of child care, parents, educators, police officers, mental health, coaches, senior citizens, neighbours and young people themselves.
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Emergency Preparedness Guide Book
The Safe Community Coalition of Brockville & District, in partnership with the Safe Communities Partnership of Perth and District, has prepared a 2nd edition of the Emergency Preparedness Guidebook with the assistance of the Brockville Recorder & Times.
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Wanted by Police
If you have information on a wanted person, please call Crime Stoppers at
1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You do not have to identify yourself in any way.
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World Health Organization
Collaborating Centre
Brockville: "Designated
Safe Community"
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