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Article: Dracut police station is 'on time' and 'on budget'.
- Article from:
- The Sun (Lowell, MA)
- Article date:
- January 16, 2007
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Byline: Dennis Shaughnessey
Jan. 16--DRACUT -- Looks are deceiving. Driving down Loon Hill Road in Dracut, the soon-to-be-completed police station looks like a massive, imposing structure from the street. But the 63,000-square-foot edifice is actually T-shaped and designed to be a practical place where police work can be performed in a more efficient manner. "Sometimes we wonder how we get things done down there," said Dracut Police Chief Kevin Richardson, referring to the undersized police station on Lakeview Avenue, with its cramped quarters and outdated equipment. "We will be able to better protect and serve the community. Most of the folks we speak to are ...