City of London Breaks Ground on New Police Building

​A new era of public safety is on the horizon for the City of London. Community leaders, public officials, and residents gathered this week to celebrate the official groundbreaking of the city’s new police building—a milestone moment in the effort to support and modernize local law enforcement operations.

​The ceremony marked the beginning of construction on a state-of-the-art facility that will provide the London Police Department with the space, tools, and environment necessary to continue serving the community effectively. City officials emphasized that the new building reflects a long-term investment in both public safety and the well-being of the officers who work tirelessly to protect the city.

Among those in attendance were representatives from Senator Reynolds’ office, Congressman Mike Carey, Madison County Commissioners, the architectural team behind the project, and members of the City Council. Representatives from local safety services departments and community stakeholders also showed their support, underscoring a shared commitment to the future of London.

City leaders expressed their gratitude to everyone who participated in the event and contributed to bringing the project to life. “This facility will not only strengthen our department’s ability to respond to the community’s needs, but it also stands as a symbol of our collective dedication to progress and public service,” said city officials.

Construction of the new police building is now underway, and the City of London looks forward to its completion as a key addition to the city’s infrastructure and a cornerstone of its public safety efforts.