The Dryden Police Service has released its final stats for 2014.
The number of calls for service was way down at just over 7,200.
There were nearly 11,000 calls the year before.
The yearly report shows domestic incidents and use of force reports were down and there were fewer thefts.
Officers also spent less time walking the beat as they recorded 145-hours of foot patrol, down from 417 in 2013.
On the flip side, there was a spike in traffic violations between 2014 and 2013.
Officers dealt with 585 Highway Traffic Act violations, up 254 from the year before.
Motor vehicle collisions and parking infractions were also up considerably.
Police also dealt with an increase in assaults and laid more charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substance Act.
Here is a rundown of the 2014 statistics:
*Stats 2014 2013
Total Calls: 7,236 10,899
Property Crime
Robbery: 0 1
Break and Enter: 18 11
Thefts: 157 161
Shoplifting: 32 25
Mischief: 107 91
Fraud: 34 33
Crimes Against Persons
All Assaults: 126 112
Controlled Drugs and Substances Act: 61 46
Liquor Licence Act: 288 256
Traffic
Highway Traffic Act: 585 331
Motor Vehicle Collisions: 300 260
Parking Infractions: 434 289
Miscellaneous
Pursuits: 0 1
Use of Force Reports: 12 25
False Alarms: 275 310
Domestic Incidents: 118 121
By-law Infractions: 156 145
Foot Patrol Hours: 145.25 417.5
