The Orillia OPP Museum is officially open once again to the general public.
Chris Johnstone, the curator of the museum inside the force's General Headquarters building, was joined by OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique at the ribbon-cutting ceremony this week.
"We are thrilled to invite you to come and see the all-new OPP Museum exhibit, Behind the Badge, where we have all new artifacts and amazing stories to share with you," Johnstone said at the reopening.
I am happy to announce the grand re-opening of the #OPPMuseum here at General Headquarters in #Orillia. There are new and refreshed exhibits to explore. We encourage you to come and see all that this historical collection has to offer. More at https://t.co/OefT4BGRZl pic.twitter.com/U4ks8aS13o
— Thomas Carrique (@OPPCommissioner) November 15, 2022
Carrique invites members of the community to check out the museum.
"We're open to visitors and we'd love to have our community come in and learn about the OPP," said Carrique.
Behind the Badge is open to the public Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The museum is inside the OPP General Headquarters building at 777 Memorial Ave.
