Your block. What the public record shows, and what it misses.
What police made public, plus what businesses and partner organisations choose to add, mapped to the hundred-block. No names, ever.
First report takes about a minute. The same device stays signed in for six months, and contributors unlock a nightly block alert, an incident log and a block benchmark.
For businesses
Business reporting program: put the incident on the block, keep the business out of it.
Your report counts on your block right away. You get an email with what the ledger already shows for it, and contributors unlock a nightly block alert, an incident log and a block benchmark.
Your name, address, file numbers, description and photos are never published. Only the type and date appear, on your hundred-block.
The first report takes about a minute. After that, the phone or computer you opened the link on stays signed in for six months, and repeat reports can also be sent by email from your registered address.
Costs for a block are shown once three businesses have reported.
What this is for
Everyone in the Soo has heard “it’s getting worse downtown” and “it’s not that bad.”
This is the record, so the conversation can start from the same page. Every line links to the release it came from, what was held back is counted in the open, and corrections are logged. How it works and who is behind it.
- If you run a business or property
Put the theft, break-in or damage that never made a release on the record, without naming the business. Contributing also unlocks your own log, alerts and benchmark.
Report an incident - If you already log incidents
A BIA, security firm, property manager, mall or shelter can send rows in a spreadsheet or feed and turn an internal log into a public, block-level record.
Send rows as a partner - If you live here or sit on council
See what happened on your block and what came of it. Take the block page or the council tracker to your ward councillor or a Police Services Board meeting.
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What the record shows
Updated Sep 11, 2026.
90 days · City-wide
- 50incidents reported
- 48arrests
- 48charges laid
- 0court outcomes on record
Police releases rarely report what a court decided; courthouse totals are on the official statistics page.
Police releases cover about one in a hundred incidents the Police Services Board counts; business and partner reports fill part of the gap. 35 held back by rule. How we count · beside the Board's figures.
Most active blocks
All blocks- 200 block Bay Street · Downtown2 incidents
- 0 block Albert Street East · Downtown1 incident
- 100 block Albert Street East · Downtown1 incident
- 100 block Bay Street · Downtown1 incident
- 0 block Blucher Street1 incident
What council did
All items- Jul 13, 2026 · City CouncilReallocation of Housing Accelerator Funds to Per-Door Grant Programpassed
- Jun 22, 2026 · City CouncilBy-Law Enforcement Officer Appointment and Removalmotion
- Jun 22, 2026 · City CouncilBy-law 2026-106 (By-law Enforcement Officers)passed