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Council approves feasibility study for joint public-safety facility; sheriff not yet committed
Summary
The Laramie City Council voted to hire IMEG Consultants for a public-safety facility needs analysis covering police, fire/EMS and potential county sheriff participation; the study is intended to identify options for shared facilities and cost savings.
The Laramie City Council on July 15 authorized an agreement with IMEG Consultants Group Inc. for a public-safety facility needs analysis covering the City of Laramie Police Department, the Fire/EMS Services and the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. Councilor Sean O'Doherty moved the agreement and Councilor Fried seconded; the motion passed 8-0 with one member absent. Police and city officials told the council the current police building dates to about 1980 (purchased by the city…
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