Edmond Voters To Decide On Multi-Million Dollar Police, 911 Center

News9.com

EDMOND, Oklahoma -- Edmond residents head to the polls Tuesday to vote on a $25 million Multipurpose Public Safety Center.

The new facility would house Edmond's police station, jail and 911 call center. Edmond Police Chief Bob A. Ricks says the current facilities are old, out of date and too small. Ricks says the new center will help keep the city's crime rate low.

If residents pass the initiative, the city would levy a half-cent sales tax increase for the next five years.

Read more about the Multipurpose Public Safety Center Ballot