R. Scott Fraser announced as next Deputy Chief of Kingston Police

Controversial Kingston Police officer paid more in 2020 than 2019

Over 400 City of Kingston-paid employees named to annual ‘Sunshine List’

City seeking volunteers for committees and boards

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July 12, 2021July 12, 2021 Jessica Foley 0 Comments Brockville Police, Brockville Police Service Board, dedicated police officer, deputy chief, Kingston Police, Kingston Police Services Board, Police Exemplary Service Medal, volunteerism

The Kingston Police Services Board has announced the next Deputy Chief of the Kingston Police. R. Scott Fraser will step into the role on October 4, 2021. With a policing career spanning three decades, including serving as Chief of Police of the Brockville Police Service since September 2014, Fraser brings

Crime News

March 30, 2021March 30, 2021 Scott Martin 1 Comment Black Lives Matter, Brad Hughes, Bradley Hughes, controversial social media post, Derek Chauvin, facebook, George Floyd, internal investigation, Kingston, Kingston Police, Kingston Police Services Board, Minneapolis, social media, Sunshine List

An internal Kingston Police investigation into an officer’s controversial actions did not keep him from taking a higher-than-average increase in pay in 2020. Kingston Police Constable Brad Hughes, who caused controversy in June 2020 for a Facebook post that claimed that those “resisting arrest” were partly to blame for their

News

March 23, 2021March 23, 2021 Tori Stafford 2 Comments CAO Lanie Hurdle, Chief Antje McNeely, City of Kingston, City Staff, Commissioner Sheila Kidd, Deputy Chief Chris Scott, Fire Chief Shawn Armstrong, income, inflation, Kingston, Kingston Fire and Rescue, Kingston Police, Kingston Police Services Board, Mark Van Buren, over $100000, paige agnew, Peter Huigenbos, Province of Ontario, provincial government, public sector salary disclosure, Sunshine List

A dozen people employed through the City of Kingston brought home over $170,000 in salary for the 2020 year, according to the provincial government. On Friday, Mar. 19, 2021, the Government of Ontario published its annual public sector salary disclosure – the so-called Sunshine List of those public sector employees

City News

October 19, 2020October 19, 2020 Jessica Foley 0 Comments Appeals Committee, Arts Advisory Committee, boards, City Council, City of Kingston, Committee of Adjustment, committees, Heritage Kingston, Housing and Homelessness Committee, Kingston and Frontenac Housing Corporation Board, Kingston Economic Development Board of Directors, Kingston Environment Advisory Forum, Kingston Police Services Board, Municipal Advisory Committee, Planning Advisory Working Group, Taxi Commission, working groups

The City of Kingston is seeking informed advice from residents and business owners in the limestone city. “Committees, boards and working groups provide insight and advice to Council respective to their mandates. When residents bring their knowledge and skill set as a volunteer for one of these groups, our community

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