The Greenwood Common Council has approved the issuance of $4 million in bonds to fund renovation of the police headquarters, City Court, probation department and clerk’s office and to purchase the police training facility on Lowes Boulevard, which the city currently leases.
The project will consolidate the Police Department on the second floor and is based upon an open concept design that will allow officers to work cooperatively while ensuring room for future growth of the force. It also includes major system upgrades, including a new HVAC system.
“This is an exciting project that will allow our facility to mirror our current work practices and make us better equipped to handle public safety operations today and into the future,” Chief John Laut said.
Work should begin in early fall with completion estimated for fall 2018. All affected departments will move into the Greenwood Middle School property during construction.
The project will consolidate the Police Department on the second floor and is based upon an open concept design that will allow officers to work cooperatively while ensuring room for future growth of the force. It also includes major system upgrades, including a new HVAC system.
“This is an exciting project that will allow our facility to mirror our current work practices and make us better equipped to handle public safety operations today and into the future,” Chief John Laut said.
Work should begin in early fall with completion estimated for fall 2018. All affected departments will move into the Greenwood Middle School property during construction.
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