Police slash almost $1 million from budget

Waterloo Regional Police have slashed close to $1 million in spending in their latest budget presentation.

That falls in line with what the Police Services Board had been requesting.

The board has passed this budget, valued at $140-million, which still needs approval from regional council.

It amounts to a four per cent increase from 2012.

Police Chief Matt Torigian tells the Record, there are no extras and “there are no new programs, no new initiatives in this budget.”

He says it’s in line with what they are hearing from the community.

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