Pelee Island Mayor Addresses Recent Vandalism Concerns

Pelee Island’s mayor, Cathy Miller, has expressed her disappointment regarding recent vandalism that has caused significant damage to local property. Miller emphasized the challenges the community is already facing and described the behavior as “nonsense.”

Details of the Vandalism Incident

The incident occurred on a Sunday night, prompting Mayor Miller to share her frustration on social media. In her post, she condemned the actions of those responsible, calling them “losers” who disregard the community’s welfare.

Extent of the Damage

According to Mayor Miller, the vandalism involved a small vehicle performing donuts on property that includes the municipal campground and group camping lots. Additionally, damage extended to conservation land along East West Road.

• The incident resulted in substantial property damage.
• Repairs are planned for the spring, as the situation requires significant resources.
• The local law enforcement, OPP, has been notified about the vandalism.

Community Impact

Miller expressed her disheartenment over the idea that community members could engage in such destructive behavior. She noted that this kind of vandalism is particularly troubling during the winter months when the island faces additional hardships.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns about the preservation of Pelee Island’s environment and the need for community solidarity against such acts of vandalism.

As Pelee Island moves forward, community leaders and residents are urged to foster a spirit of respect and care for their shared environment. Mayor Miller’s call for accountability stands as a reminder that maintaining the integrity of the island is a communal responsibility.