Indigo is Proud to Announce the opening of California’s newest Police and Public Safety Building!
The city of Dublin is celebrated the grand opening of its new police headquarters with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday Feb. 22, 2020..
Located at the corner of Dublin Boulevard and Clark Avenue, the new “Public Safety Complex”, houses essential functions like Dublin Police Services administration and an expanded Emergency Operations Center that is much larger than the former one at Dublin Civic Center.
There is also a training room and administrative offices for Alameda County Fire Department personnel in the same building.
A new Cultural Arts Center will eventually move into the lower level of the current police service building at Dublin Civic Center.
A new public art piece named “Ribbon” is located in from the of the beautiful strawbale built entrance. The 17-foot-high aluminum sculpture by Napa artist Gordon Huether features inlaid blue and red dichroic glass and the words “commitment”, “honor”, “integrity” and “trust”. According to city officials, It is meant to serve as a metaphor for police and firefighters, “to remind the public of the mission and values of both departments.”
See more on this project here.
