Calls to Woodstock Police are getting high, and they want to try and lower them. If you have a non-emergent case, you are able to file a report online.
WOODSTOCK - The Woodstock Police are looking to manage their calls.
They are asking the public to help with that by filing any non-emergent reports online.
Non-emergent reports could include, theft of an item under 5-thousand dollars, or damage/mischief/vandalism of property, vehicle or other belongings.
If you need to file a report you can visit woodstockpolice.ca.

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