Roswell opens $52 million consolidated public safety headquarters
Roswell, Georgia opened a new $52 million public safety headquarters on Holcomb Bridge Road, consolidating police and fire departments into one facility. The campus features modern offices, updated IT infrastructure, a secure sally port for prisoner transports, and training areas. City officials stated the centralized facility is expected to improve emergency response coordination and times.
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When something significant happens in the city, a major incident, a significant weather event, a crisis that demands immediate coordination, we're not calling across town. We are walking across t
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