2025 ANNUAL REPORT | CITY BY THE NUMBERS | DEPARTMENT METRICS
DEPARTMENT METRICS | CITY BY THE NUMBERS | 2025 ANNUAL REPORT
Office of the CAO
76 City Council meetings 31 Council Advisory Committee meetings
80 Freedom of Information requests received and processed
10 FOI and Privacy Training Sessions 171
304 total number of staff reports presented to City Council 15,189 pages – total number of pages for all agenda materials 40 At-Risk Youth Situation Tables facilitated by the City 640 attendees at the At- Risk Youth Situation Tables
LEGISLATIVE SERVICES
hours and 7 minutes total hours of Council meetings
Police
12 police officers hired 12 civilian staff hired 3,200 hours of foot patrols in the Downtown 1,000 interactions and referrals during Downtown foot patrols 250 proactive police files during Downtown foot patrols
545 online police reports made by members of the public 3% decrease in monitored persons offenses citywide 10% decrease in monitored property offences city wide 47 reports of break-and- enters to downtown businesses (16% reduction)
73 reports of assault with weapon (15% reduction) 23 robberies in the downtown neighborhood (10% increase) 129 investigations into impaired driving (13% reduction) 665 domestic violence reports (18% increase)
101 reports of theft of vehicle (26% reduction) 317 reports of theft from vehicle (29% reduction)
50 external staff
$17,338,061 in grant funding awarded to the City 10 reports to Council
35 workshops/events for Building Safer Communities Fund 5,776 youth attended Building Safer Communities Fund Youth Hub
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
meetings with Senior Government Ministries 40 grants awarded to the City
11 reports to Council
185 total hours of Council meetings
624 legal review memos to staff and Council
LEGAL SERVICES
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