Killaloe O.P.P. Detachment Board dissolved and replaced by new Upper Ottawa Valley board; Bancroft board gains South Algonquin Township seat

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The Killaloe O.P.P. Detachment Board has been eliminated. Its detachment area is now covered by a newly created Upper Ottawa Valley O.P.P. Detachment Board listed in Table 2 (multiple-board detachments), with six municipal and First Nation council members plus two jointly appointed community members and two ministerial appointees — the same municipalities and First Nation as before, minus South Algonquin Township. Existing Killaloe board members carry over automatically to the new Upper Ottawa Valley board, except the member appointed by South Algonquin Township, whose appointment is terminated. South Algonquin Township instead gains a seat on the Bancroft O.P.P. Detachment Board, which now has nine municipal members rather than eight. Appointments already made to the Bancroft board by the previously listed municipalities remain valid despite the change.

Who this affects: South Algonquin Township council · Municipalities and First Nation in the former Killaloe O.P.P. Detachment area · Bancroft O.P.P. Detachment Board members · Upper Ottawa Valley O.P.P. Detachment Board members · Municipal clerks and administrators managing board appointments