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Residents can vote to name new police dog

May 26, 2016   ·   0 Comments

The Orangeville Police Service has received the names from each elementary school in Town and it is now up to residents to vote for your favourite name for our new police dog.

Each of the 11 elementary schools within the Town of Orangeville has submitted a name on behalf of the school for our new police dog. The community will now be given the opportunity to vote for their favourite name from those submitted by the schools. Voting is taking place from May 25st to May 31st through Survey Monkey. To view the list of names and to submit your vote, please go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZHSL8FL.

The winning name will be announced on June 1st. The school that submitted the winning name will be recognized with a plaque and a visit from the canine team.

“We are thankful for the names that were provided by our local elementary schools and we look forward to the citizens of Orangeville voting on the name of our new canine”, said Chief Wayne Kalinski.


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