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    • Quarterly Statistics
      Our quarterly statistics for the months of October, November and December 2011 are now available online. Click here.

    • Theft or Damage to Signs
      Every year their is a problem with theft and/or damage to signs both on the highway and on the trails. These signs are put in place for a reason. If a person removes/steals or defaces any sign it could have serious consequences. The person who steals the sign could face criminal charges of theft or more serious charges including criminal negligence. Read More

    • Lock it or Lose it
      On December 15, 2011 Smiths Falls Police Service began the "Lock it or Lose it" campaign throughout the Town of Smiths Falls. This proactive crime prevention program encourages drivers to take precautions to protect their vehicles and vehicle contents from theft, particularly as the holiday season approaches. Read More

    • Winter Parking
      Smiths Falls Police would like to remind residents of the winter parking by-law now in effect. The parking restrictions include all town lots and public streets from 12:00 am to 7:00 am and runs from December 1st March 31st of next year. The registered owners of vehicles parked on the streets between these times will face a $35 fine.

    • Arrive Alive - Operation Lookout
      Impaired driving is still a leading cause of deaths and it costs taxpayers billions of dollars annually. Arrive Alive - Operation Lookout is a campaign set up to encourage people to report impaired drivers. The Smiths Falls Police are now a part of this great program and signs can be seen posted at each entrance into town.

      Click here for more information on Arrive Alive - Operation Lookout.


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