Houston opens renovated Central Patrol facility shared with Public Works
Houston leaders marked the ribbon-cutting for a renovated Central Patrol facility that will be co-located with Public Works; officials highlighted improved facilities, increased police recruiting and a large paving plan for fiscal 2026. The building awaits a fire department occupancy permit before full use.
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Houston leaders on Oct. 26 celebrated the ribbon-cutting for a renovated Central Patrol facility that will share space with the city’s Public Works Department, saying the project advances collaboration and improves workplace conditions for first responders.
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