Kamloops NewsCouncil opts for AAP over October referendum for $160M police headquartersAAP picked for police HQPhoto: City of Kamloops A rendering of the proposed police services building on Battle Street. However, city staff warned there may not be enough time to get the necessary provincial permissions, or provide adequate notice for the public. Nancy Bepple said she felt it was better for voters to consider the RCMP detachment borrowing as an issue separate from the local general election. Karpuk noted council recently received a letter from the BC RCMP’s assistant commissioner formally requesting the city to advance the detachment project “without further delay.” Ken Uzeloc, City of Kamloops protective services director, said the costs increased as the borrowing process was delayed.