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Author: Paul Soucy
Publication Date: April 9, 2026 - 15:49

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Kingston Police ended 2025 with $850K surplus despite $1M cyberattack cost

April 9, 2026
Kingston Police managed a $850,000 surplus in 2025 by tightening their belts and delaying hires, offsetting a $1 million cyberattack cleanup and rising mental health claims.


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