Police office cubicle update
City of Auburn HillsMichigan- Detected
- Oct 19, 2026
- 19 days ago
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- Equipment
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From the meeting
The 2027 capital plan sets aside $43,000 for the Police Department office cubicle update covering sergeant, technical services coordinator, and front desk areas. The packet also shows a separate furniture purchase for the Police Department, so this is a related but distinct future project. It gives workspace and office-systems vendors a near-term planning signal even though no vendor has been selected yet.
- Meeting date
- October 19, 2026
- Agency
- City of Auburn Hills
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