Southlake says Municipal Service Center and Public Safety Training Tower construction is advancing

Construction is taking shape at Southlake’s future Municipal Service Center and Public Safety Training Tower, the city reported July 2, 2026. The facilities are being developed at 1605 Brumlow Avenue as part of the city’s facilities capital-improvement program.

The update means the project is advancing at the Brumlow Avenue site, but the available city information does not describe either facility as complete, open or operational. For residents, workers and businesses in Southlake, the immediate practical effect identified by the city is continued construction activity while the facilities are developed.

Two facilities at one city project site

The project includes a future Municipal Service Center and a Public Safety Training Tower. The Municipal Service Center is tied to the city’s municipal-operations infrastructure, while the training tower is intended to support emergency-training infrastructure, according to the project description.

Southlake identifies the exact location as 1605 Brumlow Avenue in Southlake, Texas. The project’s inclusion in the city’s facilities capital-improvement materials places the work within a broader public investment in municipal service and public-safety infrastructure.

The approved project information does not say how the facilities will affect particular city services, employees or operations after opening. It supports a report that the facilities are being built and will change the city’s municipal-operations and emergency-training facilities, but it does not provide an operating plan.

Budget context and next listed date

The adopted FY 2026 budget separately identifies infrastructure, public safety and quality development as investment priorities. That context connects the construction update to priorities Southlake has stated for the fiscal year, although the budget information does not establish a new construction authorization or a project schedule.

The budget materials list an August 18, 2026, budget overview at a Southlake City Council meeting. That is the next known public budget step in the approved information. The listing does not say that the meeting will approve a construction action, set a completion date or establish when either facility will open.

What remains unknown

The available project record does not provide the total project cost, contractor, square footage or percentage of construction completed. It also does not state a completion date or opening date.

As a result, the July 2 announcement supports a report of construction progress, not a claim that the facilities are nearing completion or will begin operations on a particular date. Additional project scheduling and cost information would be needed to determine when the Municipal Service Center and Public Safety Training Tower will be ready for use.