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Local police forces receiving provincial funding to expand their video surveillance

Ontario is investing $235,000 to help local police services expand their video surveillance systems.

Perth-Wellington MPP Matthew Rae says the funding is coming from the Ontario Closed Circuit Television Grant Program.

It will be used to replace outdated equipment, expand or enhance current technology, and install new or additional CCTV surveillance cameras in areas where gun and gang violence are most prevalent.

The following forces will share in the funding:

OrganizationCCTV Funding Amount
OPP North Perth$15,000
OPP West Perth$20,000
Stratford Police Service$200,000
Total$235,000
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