Committee Trims Police Station Ask To $20.9M
Cohasset's Public Safety Facilities Committee rehearsed a trimmed $20.9 million police station pitch ahead of an October 24 public forum.
Cohasset's Public Safety Facilities Committee rehearsed a trimmed $20.9 million police station pitch ahead of an October 24 public forum.
Cohasset's Public Safety Facilities Committee presented a scaled-back, $25.9 million police station design ahead of the Oct. 26 special town meeting.
Cohasset Public Safety Facilities Committee advances King Street police station design. The Committee voted 7-0 to retain 20 rear parking spaces at 135 King Street, with Project Manager Dan Pallotta and Architect Paula Claridge presenting blocking plans using a less expensive segmental retaining
Cohasset public safety committee abandons Elm Street site for combined station. The Public Safety Facilities Committee voted unanimously to remove the Elm Street location from consideration for a combined police and fire facility, finding that even a reduced program exceeds available space and
Public Safety Committee formally redirects police and fire facility focus from Elm Street. The Public Safety Facilities Committee agreed to request a spot on the Select Board's July 28 agenda to formally eliminate the Elm Street property from consideration. Chair Glenn Pratt determined the site's
Public safety committee narrows facilities focus to two sites for December review. The Cohasset Public Safety Facilities Committee received an amended charge from the Select Board to evaluate expansion at Elm Street and redesign at 135 King Street for police and fire operations. Chair Glenn Pratt
Committee puts education campaign first for police facility vote. The Public Safety Facilities Committee discussed November special town meeting or May 2027 annual meeting timelines for the police station redesign, then agreed to prioritize Elm Street analysis and develop a public education
Cohasset Public Safety Committee evaluates facility alternatives to 135 King Street proposal. Chair Glenn Pratt welcomed new members Daniel Duffy and Richard Fitzpatrick as the committee heard from Police Chief William Quigley and Fire Chief John Dockray about severe conditions including mold,
Committee regroups after public safety facility proposal falls short despite receiving 735 votes in favor. The Cohasset Public Safety Facilities Committee met after the recent vote, with members acknowledging poor communication of the $10.4 million cost estimate as a contributing factor. Police
Public Safety Facilities Committee refined its Town Meeting Article 21 presentation. Chair Glenn Pratt led the seven-member committee through a slide-by-slide review, with members assigned to present different sections at the Annual Town Meeting. Interim Town Manager Michele Leary, Police Chief
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