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Public safety update set for Sept. 21; police substation design nearly complete with GMP expected mid‑August
Summary
Council learned the city's crime‑data report and public safety update will remain scheduled for Sept. 21; City Manager Rogers reported the police substation design is about 90% complete, the CMGC Adolfsson Peterson is onboard, a guaranteed maximum price is expected by mid‑August, and staff is targeting late October to break ground if approvals are secured.
Council members asked whether the planned public safety/crime-data presentation could be moved to August. City Manager Rogers said the police chief is still curating data, so the public safety update will remain at the regular September meeting on Sept. 21. "I would say it still needs to stay in September given that we're just not there yet," Rogers said.
Rogers provided a project update on the police substation: design is roughly 90% complete, Adolfsson Peterson (AP) is the CMGC contracted to take the project through construction, staff hopes to have a guaranteed maximum price by mid‑August, and the team is targeting late October to begin construction if the GMP and approvals come together. He said the public safety report will include information about operational rollout of the Flock camera system and broader crime-data themes.
