The fight over Sarnia’s police headquarters took a sharp turn this week. On Monday, the Police Services Board sent the city a legal demand, claiming Mayor Mike Bradley’s budget veto over a $5-million new facility was improper. But two engineering reports say the current building is sound, needing $4.4 million in essential repairs, not replacement. The project, first floated in November after budget deadlines, may fall outside the mayor’s veto protections. Residents are left questioning whether the costly new build is a necessity—or a choice.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
