Design – Construction – Operations
The South Dakota city that is the gateway to Mount Rushmore has struggled for years with an outdated jail facility, but that’s about to change thanks to the Pennington County Board of Commissioners approving a bid for over $5 million to expand the facility, according to the Rapid City Journal.
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The Arlington Heights Police Department started off the New Year in its new two-story, 70,500-square-foot facility, putting the finishing touch on its traditional municipal campus.
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Austin County’s planned justice center, which will include an EMS station and jail, will reportedly begin its design phase in February with construction to start in about a year, according to The Sealy News.
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Daviess County boasts a courthouse that is a century old — and in dire need of both an update and an expansion.
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The International Corrections & Prison Association(ICPA) has just debuted a new online resource intended to be a multifaceted resource for the industry.
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The city of Tallahassee is moving forward with plans for its new public safety campus by recently selecting local company Ajax Building Corp as construction manager at risk for the project.
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The vision for Springdale’s new Criminal Justice Building and Civic Complex is coming into fruition now that the city has reached planning stages.
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The City of St. Petersburg is nearing the completion of its new $85 million police headquarters, which is set to officially open in February 2019.
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County officials recently celebrated the grand opening of a new law library at the new Fort Bend County JusticeCenter.
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The Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office is close to opening their new $29 million Community Programs Center at the Chesapeake Correctional Center, which will focus on re-entry and work programs in hopes to reduce recidivism rates.
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