Umatilla, Oregon Police Station Construction Reaches Vertical Phase
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
The City of Umatilla is making progress on a new $20 million police station, which was approved by voters last November. Construction is expected to reach the vertical phase by mid-to-late next month, with police scheduled to move into the facility by mid-to-late spring 2027. The new 15,000-square-foot facility will replace a small modular building.
Why it matters
The project represents a significant public investment in local infrastructure. The city is simultaneously implementing a comprehensive public safety strategy, including increased patrols and automatic license plate readers, to address a surge in gun violence.
Who's involved
- David StockdaleCity Manager discussing the progress of the new police station
- OregonLocation of the new police station in Umatilla
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David Stockdale
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