Sentences with phrase «police substation»
A police substation is a small, local office or station where police officers work and provide their services to the community in a specific area or neighborhood. Full definition
The longtime Albany reporter was taken to the State Police substation at the Capitol complex, where Cuomo intervened once he learned of the incident.
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The longtime Albany reporter was taken to the State police substation at the Capitol complex, where
Solar Panels With enough money left over from a grant used to erect solar energy panels on the Lamb building on Bluff Road in Amagansett, the town board hoped to put solar panels on the town police substation in Montauk as well, but was faced with a dilemma when it was discovered that the police building roof needed repairs before it could support the installation.
In 2014, Facebook paid $ 200,000 to create a new Menlo Park police substation adjoining its campus.
One of two long - awaited police substations in the City of Buffalo got its first major test this holiday weekend, and visitors to the city's waterfront saw the benefit.
Lovett was released from a State Police substation after the incident.
Chief James Lyon cut the ribbon for a new Augusta University police substation in the lobby of Allgood Hall on the Summerville Campus...
Along the edges of the campus, there is an active fire station, an active fire training tower, and an active police substation, where students attend classes in academies taught by actual firefighters, police officers, attorneys, and other civil servants.
«These automated messages provide specific information to the victims to include contact information for various police substations, detective details and relevant case information.
A car crashed into a Miami police substation Friday morning, which police believe was intentional.
Construction will start in March on a new police substation.
Standing in front of a bullet - ridden, Skiddy Park police substation, renovated after a deadly riot on Father's Day last year, Lavine said the station is staffed so sporadically that shooters fire upon it with little fear of getting caught.
Between a security assessment, the police substation, and officers on hand during this summer concert series, concertgoers should expect to feel safe at this year's summer concert series.
One of the old women stayed behind while the other hobbled as best she could along the lakeshore to the police substation on Le Thai To Street, a quarter mile away.