The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners has approved a $190,000 design and construction support contract to Lyman Davidson Dooley architects for a building to house the Cherokee County Sheriff’s K-9 and traffic units in Canton.

The project will replace the current public works building at 403 Chattin Drive, staff said in a report to commissioners. “This building will be used by the Traffic Enforcement Unit and K-9 Unit to provide officers with a place to work and for a safe location for the K-9s to be cared for,” staff said.

The project also is expected to free up the Airport Road precinct in Ball Ground to become a staff precinct for Uniform Patrol, according to a county summary of the commissioners' meeting. Information: https://bit.ly/3oFcNbS

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