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Council approves supplemental agreement for public safety training center phase 2 design changes
Summary
Round Rock council approved supplemental agreement No. 2 with Brinkley Wigginton (Brinkley Sargent referenced) to expand scope for the public safety training center Phase 2, adding restrooms, larger classrooms, an improved emergency vehicle operations course and storage sheds for police and fire training equipment.
The Round Rock City Council authorized a supplemental agreement for architectural services on the city’s Public Safety Training Center Phase 2, approving increased scope that adds restrooms, larger classrooms, an expanded emergency vehicle operations course (EVOC) and dedicated police and fire sheds.
City staff said the training center is a long‑term, legacy project for Round Rock’s police and fire departments and detailed scope increases were reviewed at a previous work session. The increased scope reflects a decision to build a more robust EVOC course and to add a skills bay and storage sheds to support training operations.
Staff noted both chiefs were present at the meeting and that Don Greer, a longtime partner on the project, was also in the audience. The staff presentation emphasized safety and long‑term training needs rather than immediate cost details; the meeting transcript does not record a dollar amount for the supplemental agreement.
A motion to adopt the resolution was made by Mayor Pro Tem Stevens and seconded by Council Member Ortega; the measure passed on a unanimous vote by members present. Staff said they would be available to answer council questions and proceed with the agreed scope.
