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Wauwatosa Opens $226 Million Forensic Sciences and Protective Medicine Facility

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A new Forensic Sciences and Protective Medicine Facility opened in Wauwatosa on October 9. The facility cost $226 million to build and houses the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office, the Office of Emergency Management, and the state’s Crime Lab Operations. David Crowley, County Executive, commented on the opening of the new building.

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The new facility is intended to streamline operations and improve collaboration among agencies. It provides a modern location for the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office, which previously operated out of an older building. Officials hope the facility will help victims of crimes receive answers faster.

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  • David CrowleyCounty Executive responsible for the administration and budget of Milwaukee County
  • WauwatosaCity where the new Forensic Sciences and Protective Medicine Facility is located
  • Milwaukee CountyCounty whose services and medical examiner’s office are housed in the new facility
  • Wisconsin Department of JusticeState agency whose Crime Lab Operations are housed within the new facility

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