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March 27, 2024
EDITOR'S NOTE

Welcome to the latest edition of the OFFICER Stations monthly newsletter! We hope to bring you a combination of information, insights and news focusing on the design and creation of new law enforcement and public safety facilities.

We are just two months from the 2024 Station Design Conference, which will be held at the Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel & Spa in Glendale, Arizona, May 21-23, with the 1-on-One sessions taking page on May 20. Take a look at the conference schedule and make your arrangements to attend! Click Here for more information.

Also, the nomination period for the 2024 OFFICER Station Design Awards will open next week. Stay tuned for more information!

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A unique educational opportunity, Station Design Conference brings together public safety officials, fire chiefs, police chiefs, city managers, project managers and municipal managers with top architects and subject matter experts to exchange critical insights and best practices on the latest trends and developments in effective and functional station design.

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The 2024 Station Design Conference has a lot to offer attendees working toward building a new public safety facility.
Officer Q&a Podcast
Village of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, Police Chief Phillip Norton spoke to OFFICER Magazine about what law enforcement agencies need to keep in mind during the planning and construction stages of a new facility.
Team
As the project’s eyes and ears, the CM is the primary point of contact between the owner and project team, including the contractor, subcontractors, architect, engineer, consultants and stakeholders.
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OFFICER Magazine announced the winners of its fourth annual OFFICER Station Design Awards (OSDA) program, which recognizes outstanding architecture and design from law enforcement and public safety facilities nationwide.
STATIONS SPOTLIGHT
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This facility received the Law Enforcement Facilities III Gold Award in the 2023 Officer Station Design Awards. Official Project Name: Massachusetts State Police - Lower Basin Barracks  Project City/State: Boston, MA Date Completed: July 1, 2023 Chief/Director: Colonel John E. Mawn Project Area (sq. ft.): 19,700 Total Cost: $20,885,655 Cost Per...
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This facility was named a Notable in the Law Enforcement Facilities II category of the 2023 Officer Station Design Awards. Official Project Name: Columbia County Sheriff's Headquarters Project City/State: Appling, GA Date Completed: September 28, 2023 Chief/Director: Director Steven Prather Project Area (sq. ft.): 24,645 Total Cost: $6,316,000 Cost...
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This facility was named a Notable in the Law Enforcement Facilities II category of the 2023 Officer Station Design Awards. Official Project Name: California Highway Patrol - Tracy Area Office Project City/State: Tracy, CA Date Completed: March 8, 2023 Chief/Director: Jo Pini, Area Commander Project Area (sq. ft.): 31,324 Total Cost: $28,893,275 Cost...
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This facility received the Law Enforcement Facilities III Silver Award in the 2023 Officer Station Design Awards. Official Project Name: Newbury Police Station  Project City/State: Newbury, MA Date Completed: January 1, 2021 Chief/Director: Chief Patricia A. Fisher Project Area (sq. ft.): 9,500 Total Cost: $6,500,000 Does this project have a fire...
STATION NEWS
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's City of Industry station.
A teenage girl who had caused a disturbance in the lobby of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's City of Industry station snatched a deputy's gun during an altercation and used it to kill herself.
New police command center to open amidst lingering North Las Vegas vacancies
Construction on the North Las Vegas Police Department's over 25,000-square-foot facility is expected to be finished by late April, and it's designed to expand as the department and city grow.
A suspected drunken driver is accused of crashing into the California Highway Patrol's office in Red Bluff on Sunday.
A 37-year-old man with a suspended license is accused of driving under the influence and slamming into the California Highway Patrol's office in Red Bluff.
New Orleans Police Department headquarters.
Cockroaches are abundant, and rodents have infested the New Orleans Police Department headquarters, scattering feces across desks and gnawing on narcotics in the evidence room.
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