That will make the building ready for lease to several agencies as a Workforce Investment Act One-Stop Center. That will make the building ready for lease to several agencies as a Workforce Investment Act One-Stop Center. Finally, the city of Grand Island will get some income from a building that has been a costly white elephant. City Administrator Dale Iman says it will become the new home of the Police Department, an idea opposed by two police chiefs.
Police stay where they are.
Iman proposes using parts of the building for electrical equipment, utility crews and the Parks Department. Councilman Don Mehring suggests moving the city Water Department into the vacant building. The idea was rejected. Confiscated property is also stored there. Fire Chief Jim Rowell suggests moving the Fire Department out of Station No. 1 and into the Southern building.