(PERTH COUNTY, ON) – Perth County residents lead busy lives. With work, families, activities and social commitments, it can be difficult to add tasks or find more time.
As we enter a new year, the Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is reminding the public to consider the use of OPP Citizen Self Reporting for non-emergency events. Specific incidents can be reported online at your convenience without attending a detachment or waiting to speak with a police officer.
Available since 2015, this internet reporting tool can be accessed using a computer or mobile device and information can be sent directly to the OPP anytime, anywhere. All reports must be made from a safe location, and never while operating a motor vehicle.
With a continual focus on the enhancement of local service delivery, this system allows members of the public to report specific crimes such as lost property, stolen licence plates and validation stickers, theft from vehicles, property damage and driving complaints. Provided that there are no suspects, no injuries, and the incident is not an emergency, an officer need not be dispatched to the scene.
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