Southaven Police moving to new Silo Square precinct
The Southaven Police Department could move into its new Silo Square precinct in the next couple of months. (Courtesy City of Southaven)
Silo Square will soon add the Southaven Police Department to its ever-growing list of tenants following an agreement for the city to add more than $30,000 to the project.
The Southaven Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday, Sept. 17, to spend $31,894.85 worth of additional construction costs requested by the police department for the property at 6227 Silo Square Lane. The initial price tag was $1.5 million.
“Having a fully-functional precinct located in the eastern part of our city will tremendously improve the efficiency of our police operation throughout the entire city,” Southaven Mayor Darren Musselwhite said.
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City of Southaven Silo Square Brian Hill Darren Musselwhite DeSoto County Southaven Police Department Subscriber OnlyAre you enjoying your subscription?
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