Sentences with phrase «police facility»

Maintenance and State Police Facilities TZC is planning to pour concrete for the new State Police facility in Tarrytown in the coming days, weather permitting.

A conceptual illustration of a new police facility in Tarrytown, NY, as seen from eastbound Thruway.

November 14, 2017 - The project team continues to construct a new State Police facility and Thruway Authority maintenance facility in Tarrytown.

If you want to be super sure about your baby's safety and comfort for the drive home and beyond, Vivienne suggests visiting your local police facility to have an officer check out the seat's installation.

Chuck quieted, used the freshly policed facilities, and all was right with the world again!

Supervised preventative maintenance checks and service of company equipment and vehicles and police all facilities within the company.

The Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs announced a $ 20 million agreement to build new police facilities in four Indigenous communities across Western Australia.

She also wants to invest in police facilities, particularly neighborhood substations.

Boko Haram has waged a violent campaign against the society, killing hundreds in attacks on churches, a mosque, military and police facilities and bars in the northern part of the country.

NYPD also requires information technology infrastructure upgrades in facilities to make sure there is a smooth rollout, which would allow for body cameras to be charged in police facilities and extra internet bandwidth to support faster video footage uploads.

In addition, the Rockland County Mobile Enforcement Unit, or «Command Van,» which enables police officers to process DWI arrests in the field without transporting perpetrators to police facilities, will be out around the County during the holiday weekend.

We're not going to suddenly stop needing new schools, hospitals, libraries and police facilities, but we do — like the Government — recognise there are better ways to build.

MacLatchie's presentation will cover issues such as refusal to identify, refusal to answer questions, dealing with bystanders, profanity toward officers, filming of police activity and police facilities, related officer safety concerns, weapon pat downs, and the seizure of cameras or cell phones that have recorded police activity.

He also tried to interest the city in the property's potential as a theater, library, community center, police facility, or bus depot.