Legislation Details

File #: 26-1448    Version: 1
Type: Consent Agenda Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 7/20/2026 In control: City Council
On agenda: 8/3/2026 Final action:
Title: Consideration with possible action to ratify the reallocation of $1,800,000.00 from the South Sector Station project to Police Headquarters renovations, replacement of 30-year-old HVAC systems, architectural design for evidence warehouse and training building. The reallocation of funding from 2019 Certificate of Obligation, 2022 Certificate of Obligation, and 2023 Certificate of Obligation bonds originally approved for the South Sector Station will be insufficient and will be delayed until further funding source is identified and approved, and any other matters incident there to.
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SUBJECT
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Consideration with possible action to ratify the reallocation of $1,800,000.00 from the South Sector Station project to Police Headquarters renovations, replacement of 30-year-old HVAC systems, architectural design for evidence warehouse and training building. The reallocation of funding from 2019 Certificate of Obligation, 2022 Certificate of Obligation, and 2023 Certificate of Obligation bonds originally approved for the South Sector Station will be insufficient and will be delayed until further funding source is identified and approved, and any other matters incident there to.

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BACKGROUND
The department is proposing the reallocation of capital improvement bond funding from the South Sector Station project to construction and equipment replacement projects at Laredo Police Department Headquarters, Evidence Warehouse, and Annex Training facility.

The 30-year-old HVAC units that are no longer in service at Laredo Police Headquarters, the central hub of the department, need to be replaced. These units and other needed construction projects are critical to the daily operations and security of the department.

The Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) controls advanced technology to provide criminal intelligence information to quickly assess emergency situations to keep Laredo safe in real time. Construction renovations are necessary to provide the infrastructure required for specialized technology, communications, and security systems, enhancing situational awareness, operational efficiency, and emergency response capabilities.

The evidence warehouse facility will be constructed to protect evidence from criminal theft, tampering, contamination, deterioration, and unauthorized access while supporting efficient evidence processing. The facility needs to be constructed to meet CJIS and accreditation standards.

The Police Annex Training facility will be constructed to provide a dedicated, modern environment for office...

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