Dallas Breaks Ground on $227 Million Police Training Campus
Officials in Dallas broke ground Sept. 3 on a new $227 million police training campus designed to combine officer instruction with university criminal justice education.
Officials in Dallas broke ground Sept. 3 on a new $227 million police training campus designed to combine officer instruction with university criminal justice education.
STV has named Codi M. Newsom, PE, LEED AP, as Vice President and Justice Market Pursuit Leader within the firm’s national buildings group, adding another senior leader to support the company’s growth strategy in the justice sector.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and other state officials broke ground on a new Supreme Court building in Annapolis that state leaders describe as a long-planned investment in the state’s judicial infrastructure.
Clackamas County has opened a new $313 million, six-story courthouse in Oregon City featuring 14 courtrooms, advanced safety features and sustainable design aimed at serving the community for generations.
Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall, along with Metro Councilmember Brett Withers, and several Davidson County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) employees, recently contributed items of historical significance to a time capsule.
Dewberry announced recently that construction began earlier this year on the Town of Vienna’s Police Station in Vienna.
Dewberry Architects is working with Loudoun County on the expansion of the existing courthouse in Leesburg’s historic district.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) has earned a Gold certification under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program for the new Central Health Services Building at California State Prison in Sacramento.
The Las Vegas City Council recently approved a development agreement with The Molasky Group of Companies to develop the City of Las Vegas Municipal Courthouse in the civic corridor of downtown.
The Massachusetts Correctional Institute (MCI) in Shirley is currently in the planning stages for a new 1,400- to 1,500-person kitchen and dining complex that will replace the old one.