Ft Worth Times

The Fort Worth Police Department held the grand opening celebration of its new Vehicle Storage Facility at the Bob Bolen Complex. The event, previously set for Sept. 6, took place on Thursday, Sept. 28.

Why it matters: The Vehicle Storage Facility, a $1.9 million project funded by the Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD), serves as a dedicated space to house specialized police vehicles, enhancing the department’s capacity for equipment storage and maintenance. Designed by Elements of Architecture Inc. and constructed by West Fork Construction LLC, the facility spans 5,576 square feet and can accommodate a variety of specialized vehicles.

About the Vehicle Storage Facility project:

• The facility is designed to house specialized police vehicles securely and efficiently.
• The project had a budget of $1.9 million, demonstrating the City’s commitment to enhancing law enforcement infrastructure.
• CCPD provided the necessary funding for this vital project.
• Elements of Architecture Inc., was responsible for the facility’s design, ensuring it meets the department’s specific needs.
• West Fork Construction LLC handled the construction, ensuring the project was completed on schedule.
• The facility boasts 5,576 square feet of space, providing ample room for vehicle storage and maintenance.
• The facility can house eight specialized police vehicles, including one rook, three bearcats, two rapid deployment vehicles, one equipment truck and one trailer.
• Work on the Vehicle Storage Facility began in January 2023 and was completed in August 2023.

The event was an opportunity for the public to learn more about the CCPD’s efforts to improve law enforcement infrastructure and better serve the Fort Worth community.

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