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SPAL – Longueuil Metropolitan Police Department

The Police Department is under the jurisdiction of the Longueuil Metropolitan Area (SPAL). They provide round-the-clock coverage, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, throughout the entire country.

Emergencies

911 or 711 for the hearing impaired

The dispatch center that manages all calls will forward the call to the police based on priority. The severity of the situation determines the priority of the response.

Police InformationPolice Department
Meeting with a Police Officer7151 Cousineau Boulevard, Saint-Hubert
Request for Administrative Services7151 Cousineau Boulevard, Saint-Hubert
Witness to a drug saleInfo-Azimut: 450-646-8500
If there is a suspect: 9-1-1
Anonymous Reporting of Criminal InformationInfo-Azimut: 450-646-8500
Accident ReportPolice Department
A simple theft, committed without your knowledge (no known suspects)
Misconduct (property damage or vandalism)
Harassing communications (unknown suspect)
The loss of an item that requires filing a police report
Virtual Operations Support Center (VOSC)
Online form
Reporting a traffic or signage problem in BrossardBrossard Department
Victim of theft or identity theftReport the incident by calling 9-1-1.
Contact your bank or financial institution and your credit card issuer.
Contact the two national credit reporting agencies and ask them to place a fraud alert on your credit report.
Equifax Canada or 1-800-465-7166
TransUnion Canada or 1-877-525-3823
Always report theft and identity theft to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center .
For more information: RCMP Victim Assistance Guide.
Inadvertent Disclosure of Personal or Financial InformationReport it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center at 1-888-495-8501
Fraudulent email requesting personal or financial informationNotify the financial institution or any other agency whose name is used in the fraudulent email.

To learn more about the SPAL, visit the Police Department section of the Longueuil Agglomeration website.

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