B.C.’s new mayor-elects and councils sworn in Monday
is still moving ahead with plans to transition the city from the RCMP to the new municipal police force, despite Locke’s win.
At its final meeting before Locke takes over as board chair, the SPB revealed another 35 officers would be onboarded next month, joining the 150 members already patrolling Surrey streets. Acting board chair Cheney Cloke told the meeting that there were already 350 staff on the payroll, and that the board intended to make its case the work shouldn’t be undone.
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