Manteca Advances $92 Million Police Headquarters Project
Manteca approved planning work for a new police headquarters on South Main Street and set aside $500,000 for plan review and inspection costs.
Manteca approved planning work for a new police headquarters on South Main Street and set aside $500,000 for plan review and inspection costs.
Ventnor’s Board of Commissioners has finally adopted a bond ordinance authorizing municipal borrowing for capital purposes, including proposed fire-department equipment upgrades.
Fort Myers approved a motion tied to a $109 million construction contract for a new Fowler Street police headquarters expected to open in 2028.
Raynham opened a prequalification solicitation for contractors tied to a proposed new Public Safety Building, with the bid opening scheduled for July 23, 2026, at noon.
Richmond council unanimously advanced a $120 million bond for aging fire stations, sending the proposal toward a November 2026 vote.
Clovis is planning a 4,113-square-foot police dispatch center beside Fire Station 6, with room for 15 employees as Loma Vista is planned to grow.
Oceanside officials sent a proposed half-cent sales-tax increase to voters, citing police, fire, road, beach and flood-control needs. The measure remains pending.
A Dallas project memo schedules completion of preconstruction services in August 2026 and a September groundbreaking for a police training center at UNT Dallas.
Killeen City Council approved nearly $4.5 million for a police evidence facility upgrade as officials cited storage limits and growing permanent evidence files.
Euless is expanding its police and municipal court facility by about 30,000 square feet while some services operate temporarily at locations in Euless and Hurst.