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City Council approves new design for police department facility

April 04, 2024 | Parlier City, Fresno County, California



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City Council approves new design for police department facility
During the Parlier City Council meeting on April 4, 2024, a significant decision was made regarding the design of the new police department building. The council unanimously approved "version number 1" of the proposed designs, which was favored by Chief of Police and several council members for its modern aesthetic and functional layout.

The discussion highlighted the importance of the new facility, with council members expressing their excitement about finally moving forward after years of planning. One member noted that it has been since 2016 that efforts have been underway to establish a new police department, emphasizing the long-awaited nature of this project.

The council's decision not only reflects a commitment to enhancing public safety but also aims to utilize available funding effectively. The approval allows the city to proceed with the construction, ensuring that the police department will have a facility that meets contemporary standards and community needs.

In addition to the main topic, the council also discussed the importance of maximizing the funds received from state representative Melissa Hurtado, which will support the project’s development. The meeting concluded with a sense of accomplishment and anticipation for the positive impact the new police department will have on the community.

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