The long-awaited expansion of Des Plaines' police station is set to begin next month -- but first the city council must approve a $15.6 million contract for the job.
The long-awaited modernization and expansion of Des Plaines' 51-year-old police station is set to begin next month -- but first the city council must approve a $15.6 million contract for the job. A two-story, roughly 20,000-square-foot addition on the west side of the building at 1418 Miner St., is planned. It will go up on land now being used for police parking.
Police Chief David Anderson said his staff is excited to operate in what he called"a state-of-the-art facility." The project was authorized in 2019 -- the year before Anderson was named chief -- but was put on hold because of the COVID-19 pandemic. by signing up you agree to our terms of service Mayor Andrew Goczkowski said the funds will come from cash reserves.
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