Council asks for resident’s help in fighting new OPP billing model

County council met yesterday to discuss the new OPP billing model and is asking Municipalities to send out a letter to every resident.

The letter will advise people of potential rising OPP costs, urging them to write to their local MP voicing their concerns.

If the increase is approved, Haliburton County could see an increase of $5 million a year.

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