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| City jail will use innovative technique to comply with state standards |
| By edmondsun.com - James Coburn |
| Published: 12/05/2012 |
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EDMOND, OKLAHOMA — Federal and state standards are being thoroughly followed by the architectural firm Frankfurt Short Bruza Associates in the design of the new Public Safety Center, City Councilman Nick Massey said. The facility will use a secure solar tube to supply daylight to the jail cells, Massey said. The 70,000-square-foot Edmond PSC will be built on a 1-acre site where the City of Edmond Administration Building currently stands at 100 E. First St. Laboratory, vehicles, evidence-based storage and other related functions will be located at a $3.5 million auxiliary building near 33rd Street and the railroad tracks. Read More. |
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