Tribe to dedicate safety complex (The Olympian 2/21)
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Nisqually Tribe hosts ceremony at $20M public safety complex
Posted: Friday, February 21, 2014
The Nisqually Tribe of
Washington hosted a dedication ceremony for a $20 million public safety complex.
The facility features a detention center with space for 288 inmates. It also houses the tribal police, six residential buildings, a warehouse, a courthouse and a fire station.
The tribe will house inmates from other tribes in the area and from local governments.
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Tribe to dedicate safety complex (The Olympian 2/21)
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