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Vernon Hills board reviews $32.5 million concept for police campus remodel; asks for refinements on signage, security
Summary
Village staff and FGM consultants presented schematic designs to connect two existing Lakeview buildings into a single police campus with a glassed entry, 40‑space front parking, a 28‑stall garage, firing range and security upgrades. The board offered design feedback and staff said the project will go to planning and zoning in July.
Vernon Hills officials on March 16 reviewed schematic designs for a major police campus improvement project intended to renovate and connect two existing buildings at 740 and 754 Lakeview.
The village’s chief of police described the plan as a long-term investment in public safety and operations, saying, “This is the biggest project the village has ever undertaken.” He and village staff briefed trustees on the design goals: a prominent, glassy central lobby to clarify visitor access; a 40-space parking area at the front to support community meetings and training; secured fencing and gates to protect the rear campus; enhanced evidence storage and a modern firing range; and a new signage and flagpole plaza at the corner.
FGM consultants walked the…
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