Councillor Suggests Moving EOC From Planned RCMP Building
By 250 News
Monday, June 15, 2009 04:00 AM
Prince George, B.C.- Councillor Cameron Stolz is behind a notice of motion that will be presented to his colleagues tonight that calls for a major change in the plans for the new RCMP building.
His motion, which will be formally discussed at the next Council meeting, calls for a change of location of the emergency operations centre (EOC) which is currently part of the plan for the Victoria Street facility.

According to Stolz, such an emergency centre would be better placed outside of the bowl area where it would be away from potential sources of disaster such as floods, the dangerous goods route and the CN rail yards.
He proposes moving the facility to land already owned by the City near the North District headquarters at 5th and Ospika, or by the Regional District of Fraser Fort George at 22nd and Ospika.
Stolz motion says if the EOC was moved, it would allow the new RCMP building to be moved closer to Victoria, freeing up more land for parking at the rear of the building as well as space for a second entrance/exit to the underground parking and the EOC could be home to the 9-1-1 and dispatch services.
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Lets see know, Just for the move of the RCMP, results in
a new building for the RCMP, on Victoria street, $40 million plus
A new 911 building else where, 5 million dollars.
The old RCMP building becomes the new Studio 2880, 10 million dollars,
The old Studio 2880 gets to be the next site to be targeted for development.