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Programs, reporting, and support — from traffic and firearms to domestic violence and property.
- Traffic & TicketsGot a Provincial Offences ticket? You have 15 days to act. Here are your options, how to pay, and where to dispute a charge.Learn more
- Professional Standards / ComplaintsThe Professional Standards function addresses conduct that affects public confidence in the Belleville Police Service. Here is how the public complaint process works and where to file.Learn more
- Firearms & Gun HotlineSafe storage and transport rules for firearms, how to retrieve a firearm held by police, and how to report illegal firearms through the Gun Hotline.Learn more
- False Alarm ReductionThe False Alarm Reduction Program reduces a significant misuse of police resources so officers stay available for genuine calls. Repeated false alarms from a premises are subject to a fee.Learn more
- 911 InformationCall 9-1-1 for emergencies. Knowing when to call — and when to use the non-emergency line instead — keeps 9-1-1 open for people in real danger.Learn more
- Domestic ViolenceDomestic violence is a crime. If you or someone you know is in danger, your safety comes first — call 9-1-1. Local support and safety planning are available.Learn more
- Vulnerable Person RegistryA voluntary registry that gives officers key information about a vulnerable person ahead of time, so any interaction is safer and better informed.Learn more
- Trespass NoticesA property owner or authorized occupier can notify a person that entry onto their property is prohibited under the Trespass to Property Act.Learn more
- PropertyFound property, lost or stolen items, seized property and evidence, firearm release, and police auctions — how the Property Unit handles each.Learn more
- Key Holder Contact ProgramA free program that lets the Belleville Police Service quickly reach a business owner or designated key holder when something happens at an unattended property.Learn more