Albany voters now have a chance to get all the specifics they might want on the proposed new police headquarters and main fire station, the objects of a bond election set for May 19.
Public gets voice on building looks
Written January 27th, 2015 by Hasso Hering
Albany’s effort to replace its police headquarters and main fire station downtown took another step Tuesday with a public listening session on how people would like the buildings to look.
Albany projects: Got “visions”?
Written December 22nd, 2014 by Hasso Hering
One of the reasons Albany hired the Mackenzie firm of Portland to design new police and fire stations was the company’s commitment to and experience with a public process in moving the projects ahead. The firm is wasting no time following through.
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Tags: "visioning", Albany City Council, Albany police and fire stations, Mackenzie
Tags: "visioning", Albany City Council, Albany police and fire stations, Mackenzie
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Albany housing: More apartments coming
Since housing seems to be on everybody’s mind, it may be worth noting that in 2018 Albany approved plans for 300 apartments, most recently 96 units in the Santiam Neighborhood between Waverly Drive and Davidson Street.
Tags: Albany apartments, Mackenzie, Oregon housing