Sep 16, 2017

Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA)

Statement
For Immediate Release

September 16, 2017     Windsor, Ontario 

The following statement was issued today by Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority  

The reports made in the media to the effect that Mr. Cautillo is no longer CEO of the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority are inaccurate; Mr. Cautillo remains the CEO of the WDBA. Mr. Cautillo has been on a leave of absence related to personal matters since August 24, 2017. Out of respect for his and his family's privacy, no further comment is being offered.


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