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Call 911 for emergencies.
For information and non-emergency enquiries, call us at 519-344-8861
When to call 911
Call 911 when there is a risk to life or property, when a crime is in progress, or someone is seriously injured.
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Sarnia Police Service
555 Christina Street North
Sarnia, ON
N7T 7X6
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When to call 911
Call 911 for police, fire, or medical emergencies when immediate action is required. Here are some examples:
- Break and enters in progress
- Assaults that are in progress
- Disturbances with fights
- Active domestic and family disputes
- Person driving impaired
- Missing person
- Suicidal person
- Active fires
- Medical emergencies (heart attacks, allergic reactions, unconscious person)
The emergency number 911 should only be called when an immediate response from police, fire or ambulance is required. The 911 service must remain open and available for actual emergencies that require an immediate response.
Non-emergency calls
Call 519-344-8861 for general information or incidents that don't require an immediate response. Here are some examples:
- Abandoned vehicle
- Animal complaint
- Previous assault
- Mischief
- Previous break and enter
- Stolen vehicle
- Person welfare checks
- Noise complaint
- Shoplifter
- Found property
Complaints
We are dedicated to collaborating with every member of our community. Our goal is to foster positive communication and interaction with all the people in the communities we serve. We can only address your concerns effectively if you bring them to our attention.
If you have a complaint about the conduct of a police officer, or about the services or policies of the police service, you may choose to:
- Speak to the officer in charge of the police station by calling 519-344-8861
- Contact Professional Standards during regular business hours at 519-344-8861 ext. 6187 or send an email to .
- Contact the Law Enforcement Complaints Agency (LECA)
Formal complaints can be filed with our office, the LECA, or at any police station in Ontario. The LECA is a police oversight body, staffed entirely by civilians and accountable to the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General. Decisions are independent from the government, police, and the community.
Learn more about the public complaints system and how to make a complaint against police by visiting the LECA website.
Ontario’s Inspector General of Policing
The Inspector General of Policing is a new policing oversight body under Ontario’s Community Safety and Policing Act, 2019. The Inspector General is responsible for ensuring policing is delivered adequately and effectively across Ontario and that police board members are complying with the Code of Conduct.
The Inspector General exercises independent compliance oversight to ensure police services, police service boards and board members, and special constable employers are complying with provincial laws and standards. The Inspector General of Policing is supported by the Inspectorate of Policing, a new organization comprised of professionals that are dedicated to driving improved performance in Ontario policing and police governance.
Members of the public can file complaints with the Inspector General concerning adequate and effective police service delivery, or allegations of police board member misconduct through our website: www.iopontario.ca.
