Guelph police released their annual numbers after St. Patrick’s Day took over the Royal City.
Police responded to 264 calls between 8 a.m. March 17 and 4 a.m. March 18.
They issued three noise complaint tickets, six liquor related rickets, took four people into custody for public intoxication, and charged one person for urinating in a public place.
Police say they also issued ten charged under the Highway Traffic Act.
There were no impaired driving arrests or suspensions issued.
This compared to Waterloo Regional Police laying a total of 619 charges during the Ezra Avenue festivities in Waterloo.