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Exploratory committee presents goals for a modern police station; Planning Commission to include public survey questions
Summary
An Exploratory Joint Villages Committee presentation outlined goals for a modern, secure and welcoming police station; the Planning Commission will incorporate questions about station modernization into the January resident survey for community input.
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Mike Mumper and the Exploratory Joint Villages Committee presented a short PowerPoint describing objectives for a future police station, saying it should be welcoming to residents and visitors, improve confidential interview space, provide a secure evidence room, and meet modern law‑enforcement needs and safety standards. "A new police station should be welcoming to residents and visitors," the presentation stated.
Council members referred the matter to the Planning Commission so the station modernization goals can be folded into the Master Plan outreach. Julie Bonello said the first resident survey will go out in January and that questions about modernizing the police facility will be included to gauge community support and priorities; no design, site, or funding decisions were made at the meeting.
