The Palo Alto County Public Safety Center is comprised of four different branches. It serves the County as the E-911 / Communications Center, Emergency Management, Sheriff’s Office and Jail. The center was constructed in 1908. Due to the continuing decline in conditions of the Palo Alto County Public Safety Center located at 2001 East 11th Street, the Sheriff recommended to the Board of Supervisors that a feasibility study be completed. The study will identify corrective action necessary to meet current compliance standards for the jail and operational needs for the county… READ MORE
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