A fundraising calendar is being sold to create a digital wall of memories at the museum
The Sudbury Region Police Museum, previously located on the third floor of the Greater Sudbury Police headquarters in downtown Sudbury, is on the move.
The museum contains artefacts including old forensics and communications equipment, firearms seized through investigations, as well as firearms carried by officers, and uniforms worn by officers through the years. The money raised through the sales of the calendars and note cards will be put towards a digital wall of memories for the police museum.
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