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Current News and Community Involvement
On April 10, 2012 Smiths Falls police partnered with the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Ministry of Environment, RCMP and OPP for a joint traffic safety blitz. The purpose of this initiative was to promote road safety by stopping both commercial and passenger motor vehicles. The vehicles were inspected for defects and potential hazards and drivers were checked for proper qualifications. In total 24 charges were laid and 13 vehicles were taken off the road for unsafe conditions. Smiths Falls police would like to thank our partners in this worthwhile safety initiative. 
Don't become a statistic; take matters into your own hands. The reality is that it is ultimately up to you, the rider,
to take every precaution to avoid collisions and falls. Here are eight safety tips to get you to your destination safely.
Read more Springtime Motorcycle Safety Tips
submitted by our Community Safety Officer.
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As part of the celebration of its 125th anniversary, the Smiths Falls Police Service would like to invite the public
to the official launch of the book "Our Police: A history of the Smiths Falls Police Service" by Sergeant Richard
Labelle. The event will be held on Thursday, May 17th from 1pm to 3pm, at the Heritage House Museum on Old Sly's Road in
Smiths Falls. Copies of the book will be on sale and Sergeant Labelle will be on hand to meet those in attendance. The
public is also invited to view the Heritage House Museum's exhibit on the history of the Smiths Falls Police Service.
The Smiths Falls Police Association is hosting its 15th annual Golf Tournament for the Ontario Special Olympics. The
tournament takes place Wednesday, June 6th, 2012 at the Smiths Falls Golf & Country Club with an 11:00am shotgun start.
The cost is $90.00 per person ($60.00 for members) which includes golf cart, green fee, dinner and prizes.
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