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DLZ presents floor, site plan and cost estimate for proposed Topeka police station
Summary
Consultants from DLZ presented floor and site plans and an estimate of probable cost and budget for a proposed new Topeka police station; Council received the update and did not vote on the project at the Feb. 24 meeting.
DLZ representatives Casey Erwin and Zachary Flagle presented a formal update to the Topeka Town Council on Feb. 24, 2025, showing proposed floor plans, site layout and an estimate of probable cost and budget for a prospective new police station.
The presentation was provided to council members for review; council took no formal vote on construction, funding, or next steps during this meeting. President Adam Lambright recognized the DLZ presenters and received the update for future consideration.
Council later approved administrative items and directed staff and consultants to pursue further finance discussions tied to a Bakertilly rate study, which may inform budgeting for town projects including the police station. No contract awards, construction authorizations, or funding commitments were made at this session.
The council set follow-up actions on finance discussions and listed project planning as an item for future staff consideration; specific cost figures and funding sources for the police station were not specified in the meeting transcript.
