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The ribbon cutting ceremony for the Olathe Police Station Expansion project was held on Monday, July 12, 2010. The 42,000-square-foot addition is part of an ongoing partnership with the City of Olathe. This project was the second phase of a three-phase initiative to expand Olathe’s public safety campus. HWA previously designed the Municipal Court, completed in 2004, located within the campus.
This new two-story facility integrates the departments of the police force, which had previously been operating out of several different buildings, due to a lack of space. The Olathe Police Station building contains multiple offices, work areas, exercise rooms, locker facilities, interview rooms, storage space for evidence, a crime lab and break areas.
Approximately 200 people were present at the ceremony, including Olathe’s Mayor Pro Tem and Councilmember, Jim Randall, as well as Stephen Menke, Olathe’s Police Chief.
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