Livonia Requests $3.2 Million for New Police Headquarters
Livonia is seeking $3.2 million in state-directed spending for a new police headquarters at the Civic Center, replacing a station built in 1961.
Public Safety Facilities
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Prescott posts proposal for higher solid-waste fees
The City of Prescott has posted a proposal to increase residential and commercial solid-waste collection fees. The proposal is not yet a final rate change.
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Redondo Beach approves Measure FP design-build agreements
Redondo Beach approved agreements with Swinerton Builders and LPA Design Studios to advance Measure FP public-safety facilities toward design and construction.
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Omaha Plans $181 Million Police-Fire Headquarters at Crossroads
Omaha officials announced a proposed $181 million headquarters at Crossroads that would bring police and fire leadership together near 74th Avenue.
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Schertz proposes up to $9.85 million in certificates of obligation for streets, drainage and city facilities
Schertz City Council is scheduled to consider up to $9.85 million in certificates of obligation for street, drainage, public-safety and city-facility improvements.
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Pomona Moves $56,928 for Police and Fire Station Upgrades
Pomona approved moving $56,928 in general funds to energy-efficiency upgrades at the Police Station and Fire Station 181.
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Gainesville Breaks Ground on Replacement Fire Station 3
Gainesville officials announced a July 22 groundbreaking for a replacement Fire Station 3 and advanced plans for a second public-safety facility.
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Pembroke Pines backs $155 million police-fire complex plan
Pembroke Pines commissioners backed development of a new police-fire complex, but the financing plan, project schedule and possible ballot question remain unresolved.
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Miami Advances $450 Million Public-Safety Bond to Voters
The Miami City Commission approved putting a proposed $450 million bond for police and fire-rescue facilities on the Aug. 18 ballot.
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Burleson police headquarters expansion remains on track for fall 2027
Construction is advancing on Burleson’s police headquarters expansion and remodel, a voter-approved project with a reported budget above $46 million.
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South Portland advances plans for new police and central fire stations
South Portland is continuing public review of a potential new police and Central Fire Station project, with a site tour, information session and upcoming bond discussion on the calendar.
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Buchanan County’s former state police property near Vansant remains restricted to government use
A 2007 Virginia act authorized Buchanan County to receive the former Virginia State Police Area Office property near Vansant for $1, with conditions requiring continued government or law-enforcement use.
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Rutherford County Breaks Ground on $15M Forensic Center in Smyrna
Rutherford County broke ground July 9 on a $15 million Regional Forensic Center planned for a 10-acre site at 206 I Street in Smyrna.
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Wylie Council Advances Proposed $100.5M Bond Package for November
Wylie City Council has reached consensus on a proposed $100.5 million bond package for public safety, downtown, parks and public works projects.
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Concord police headquarters project reaches July construction-update stage
Concord’s official project page now includes a July 2026 construction update for the planned replacement police headquarters at 4 Bouton St.
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Ravenna income tax levy: City Council reviews May 5 vote results and what it means for the city’s rate
Ravenna OH – A May 5 vote on a 0.25% municipal income tax for 30 years (starting July 1, 2026) failed 203–250, leaving Ravenna’s rate at 2.5%.