Ontario – The Ontario government is investing more than $2.8 million in new equipment and technology to help police services across the province better protect communities against gun and gang violence. The funding is being delivered through the Ontario Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Grant Program and is part of Ontario’s Guns, Gangs and Violence Reduction Strategy. The following police services are receiving CCTV grant program funding for 2023-2024:
Barrie Police Service – $200,000
Belleville Police Service – $64,337
Cobourg Police Service – $200,000
Durham Regional Police Service – $200,000
Greater Sudbury Police Service – $71,050
Guelph Police Service – $200,000
Kawartha Lakes Police Service – $28,902
London Police Service – $200,000
Niagara Regional Police Service – $192,276
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service – $23,334
Ontario Provincial Police – Goderich – $47,443
Ontario Provincial Police – Greater Napanee – $100,500
Ontario Provincial Police – Kincardine – $26,500
Ontario Provincial Police – Northwest Region – $20,000
Ontario Provincial Police – Town of Prescott – $50,000
Ontario Provincial Police – Township of Chapleau – $25,000
Ontario Provincial Police – Wasaga Beach – $29,445
Ontario Provincial Police – West Perth – $200,000
Stratford Police Service – $200,000
Thunder Bay Police Service – $200,000
Toronto Police Service – $120,000
Treaty Three Police Service – $55,033
Windsor Police Service – $200,000
York Regional Police – $200,000