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Desert Hot Springs Police Department Opens $7.26 Million Annex Facility

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The Desert Hot Springs Police Department opened a new annex building valued at $7.26 million. The facility provides officers with a dedicated locker room, which the department has lacked for several years. The annex also includes a training and briefing room and office space for detectives. The project was funded using the city's public safety bond, federal American Rescue Plan Act money, and development impact fees.

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The expansion marks the first time the department has undertaken such a major expansion in roughly two decades. The new facility allows the department to accommodate its growing needs and provides a permanent home for detectives who previously operated in temporary trailers.

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  • Steven ShawPolice Chief of the Desert Hot Springs Police Department

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