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| | | Police Department Tour New Police Facility
The Rocklin Police Department moved into a new $15 million, state-of-the-art 40,000 square foot facility on June 8, 2005. The new facility is designed specifically to enhance the city's ability to provide daily service and emergency protection to the residents of Rocklin.
The state of the art facility includes a 24-hour, full-service public lobby, a spacious multi-purpose community room that will serve as a meeting place for the public, a training room for city employees and a command center in times of emergency.
A newly designed 911-dispatch center will increase our officer's ability to respond in a quick and coordinated manner to the needs of the city. "Live Scan" equipment will provide fingerprint services to the community for background and job screening requests. Other significant improvements have been made to records, evidence processing, and storage as well as the detention area.
Interesting Facts about Our New Facility
The building features an emergency operations center, a 25-yard firing range, a temporary custody area, and a 2,000 sq. ft. fitness and training room. In addition to the customer facilities that support administration, operations, and support services, the building features a 1,560 sq. ft. state-of-the-art dispatch center. The Rocklin Police Department has a 168.8 Kilowatt solar electric system, which consists of 536 solar panels in our parking lot. These panel produce 229,300 kWh worth of energy annually, which is a savings of $30,000 to $40,000 a year. We produce enough energy to power 40 homes and we reduce the Carbon Monoxide emissions into the atmosphere by 185 tons. To see our real-time solar production, click here.
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