No more room at 2269 Parkedale Ave
The Brockville Police Service is moving ahead with early plans for a proposed new police station in Brockville.
A feasibility study found the current building, opened in 1990, no longer meets space needs, says Chief Mark Noonan.
Noonan adds that they're in the early stages of this process.
The proposed location is in employment lands west of Laurier Boulevard, pending planning review and council approval.
Story by: Harper Cotie
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