17th District Police Station

PROJECT DETAILS

Project:	17th District Police Station
Address:	4650 North Pulaski
Community:	Albany Park
Ward:	39
Description:	Alderman Margaret Laurino and 17th District Commander Sam Christian joined the PBC for a ground breaking ceremony on June 11, 2003. The new 17th District Police Station will be built on land between Leland Avenue and Eastwood Avenue on the west side of Pulaski. A street-level parking lot will be constructed on the west side of Pulaski, from Eastwood Avenue to Wilson Avenue; and, on the east side, from Leland Avenue to Eastwood Avenue. Separate community parking will be constructed just north of the new station. The current 17th District Police Station was built in 1938, two blocks south of the new site. Based on prototype design, the new 42,000-square-foot station will be more than four times the size of the original.
Contract Information:	Architect of Record: VOA Associates, Inc. Contract: (PS541) 17th District Police Station, AOR Services General Contractors: UBM, Inc. T&C: 3/18/2002 Release (NCH) Contract: (C1293) 17th District Police Station, New Construction Owner's Representatives: Louis Jones Enterprises, Inc. Contract: (PS575) PS575- OR Services for 17th Dist. Police Station General Contractors: Corporate Concepts, Inc. T&C: 9/16/02 FF&E Contract: (C1312) Chicago Police Department, FF&E

PROJECT PRESS RELEASES

Date	Description
9/10/2005	Mayor Daley Cuts Ribbon For New 17th District Police Station
6/11/2003	Community, PBC Break Ground On New Albany Park Police Station
3/11/2003	PBC Approves Contract To Build New Albany Park Police Station
4/9/2002	PBC Hires African-American Firms to Manage Projects
4/9/2011	Mayor Daley Highlights Renovations At Sauganash Elementary School

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