The open house and tour of the new Public Safety and Justice Court Building was a success with many visitors from all over Weber County!

The fully functioning building is equipped with roughly 16,000 square feet of office space, 4,000 square feet of hallways and main lobby, and 7,000 square feet of storage. It was built to handle our build-out as our city grows, with some extra space for additional officers and support staff.

Designed to hospital standards and to withstand most disasters, the building features backup generators with backups to the backup generators to ensure continuous operation during emergencies.

The safety of our team is our number one priority. Many enhanced security features provide additional safety to our police department, justice court judge, and support staff.

These security measures not only protect individuals within the building but also contribute to peace of mind among our team.

As the Emergency Operation Center (EOC) for our city, this new facility can accommodate 80 computers and individuals, and in the event of a crisis, will play a crucial role in coordinating emergency efforts.

City committee meetings will be held in this new space, allowing City Hall to be utilized longer by adding more office space, hopefully getting an extra 20 years out of our current building before needing expansion.

From the initial planning stages as ideas were conceptualized to the final implementation where plans were built, everyone’s contribution has been invaluable to the project’s success.

Thank you to all who have supported this project, your support has been appreciated every step of the way!