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A new way to enforce local bylaws

Summary by Quinte News
Stirling-Rawdon council is changing the way fines are handled for local bylaw infractions. Mayor Bob Mullin tells Quinte News that instead of having to work through the provincial courts bylaw infractions and subsequent fines will be handled by the municipality through what’s known as the administrative penalty system, or “apps”. https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1977/files/2025/01/bob-mullin.mp3 “If you go through …
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