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Building a new Molalla Police Station
In November of 2023 voters within the City of Molalla approved a bond levy to construct a new Police Station by a slim margin. Although the process for moving forward on this project has reached a fervent pace recently, the project really began in 2012 when former Police Chief Rod Lucich began to express the need for a new station. The City began to put money away for this endeavor and in 2015 the City purchased the old Bowling Alley property on Grange Avenue in 2021.
Some of you will remember that the Bowling Alley had been abandoned and was in a state of decay since about 2017. The City held an auction of left behind Bowling Alley equipment in 2022. We saved two items from the old building: bowling pins and the bowling alley lanes. Bowling pins have been decorated and sold to raise funding for our park system and the old alleys have been safely stored and will be incorporated into the new Police Station.
Where does that leave us today?
Design and development of final plans for the new Police Facility are almost complete. The City Council approved an early procurement of masonry, electrical, mechanical, steel, and other long-term items so that we are ready when these items are needed. Architects are working toward building permitting and these applications have been filed with the Clackamas County Building Department.
Be looking for groundbreaking in mid-July this summer!
If you have questions, please let us know by asking your question here. Many times, others have the same questions, and we can provide answers to all of you. Or you can ask a question by e-mailing the city manager.
Dan Huff
Molalla City Manager
Building a new Molalla Police Station
In November of 2023 voters within the City of Molalla approved a bond levy to construct a new Police Station by a slim margin. Although the process for moving forward on this project has reached a fervent pace recently, the project really began in 2012 when former Police Chief Rod Lucich began to express the need for a new station. The City began to put money away for this endeavor and in 2015 the City purchased the old Bowling Alley property on Grange Avenue in 2021.
Some of you will remember that the Bowling Alley had been abandoned and was in a state of decay since about 2017. The City held an auction of left behind Bowling Alley equipment in 2022. We saved two items from the old building: bowling pins and the bowling alley lanes. Bowling pins have been decorated and sold to raise funding for our park system and the old alleys have been safely stored and will be incorporated into the new Police Station.
Where does that leave us today?
Design and development of final plans for the new Police Facility are almost complete. The City Council approved an early procurement of masonry, electrical, mechanical, steel, and other long-term items so that we are ready when these items are needed. Architects are working toward building permitting and these applications have been filed with the Clackamas County Building Department.
Be looking for groundbreaking in mid-July this summer!
If you have questions, please let us know by asking your question here. Many times, others have the same questions, and we can provide answers to all of you. Or you can ask a question by e-mailing the city manager.
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We are proud to announce construction is complete! This project came in on time and under budget.
Please come celebrate with us Wednesday January 28th, from 4:00pm-5:30pm. Light refreshements will be served courtesy of Northwest Natural Gas Company.
Specials thanks to the citizens of Molalla, Molalla City Council, Otak, Construction and Engineer Managment, Mackenzie, Engineer and Planner, and P&C Construction, General Contractor.
We are proud to announce construction is complete! This project came in on time and under budget.
Please come celebrate with us Wednesday January 28th, from 4:00pm-5:30pm. Light refreshements will be served courtesy of Northwest Natural Gas Company.
Specials thanks to the citizens of Molalla, Molalla City Council, Otak, Construction and Engineer Managment, Mackenzie, Engineer and Planner, and P&C Construction, General Contractor.
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Construction is coming along nicely and meeting budget and timeline expectations.
Construction is coming along nicely and meeting budget and timeline expectations.
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The new Police Department continues to meet construction deadlines on is on budget! It is exciting to watch the project develop and see the weekly changes.
The new Police Department continues to meet construction deadlines on is on budget! It is exciting to watch the project develop and see the weekly changes.
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The new Police Department construction is continuing to follow expected time lines.
The new Police Department construction is continuing to follow expected time lines.
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With the roofing placed on the new police station it finally looks like a real building. This is an exciting milestone and we are looking forward to the completion of the interior.
With the roofing placed on the new police station it finally looks like a real building. This is an exciting milestone and we are looking forward to the completion of the interior.
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Today, February 18, 2025, P&C lifted and set in place approximately 16 CLT (cross laminated timber) panels at the high roof of the project. The city, police department, owner’s rep, Mackenzie and the structural engineers were present to witness the delivery and installation and took notes on the process. The weather was cooperative for such an important crane operation and all safety protocols were in place for the project team to witness.
Today, February 18, 2025, P&C lifted and set in place approximately 16 CLT (cross laminated timber) panels at the high roof of the project. The city, police department, owner’s rep, Mackenzie and the structural engineers were present to witness the delivery and installation and took notes on the process. The weather was cooperative for such an important crane operation and all safety protocols were in place for the project team to witness.
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Updated construction photos. It's beginning to look like a real building and the roof should be on very soon!
Updated construction photos. It's beginning to look like a real building and the roof should be on very soon!