Incumbent Grimsby Mayor Responds to Reports of Sign Vandalism

Friday, 21 October 2022 17:02

By Linda Morgan

Jeff Jordan says reports of theft or vandalism to municipal election signs is "unfortunate and disheartening."

Incumbent Grimsby Mayor Jeff Jordan is speaking out following reports of damage to election signs.

Jordan says a number of candidates have reported having their election signs stolen or vandalized.

He says this is unfortunate, and these types of actions are illegal and unwelcome in Grimsby.

Anyone who witnesses such behavior is urged to call Niagara Regional Police.

Please see this important message from Mayor Jeff Jordan. pic.twitter.com/cvtbphKmxm
— Town of Grimsby (@TownofGrimsby) October 21, 2022

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