Cleburne public record update: Proposed Public Safety Facility (Bond 2026) | Cleburne, TX - Official Website

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Proposed Public Safety Facility (Bond 2026) | Cleburne, TX - Official Website

The City of Cleburne is proposing a Public Safety Facility to better serve a growing community and provide modern space for emergency response, Municipal Court operations and public safety collaboration.

11 meeting, the Cleburne City Council called a Nov.

3, 2026, election asking voters to consider funding a proposed Public Safety Facility.

The proposed facility would bring the Police Department, Fire Administration and Municipal Court together in one purpose-built location designed to support current operations while allowing room for future growth.

Design is underway, and residents will have opportunities to learn more about the project and provide input throughout the process.

Cleburne has never had a building specifically designed to meet the City's public safety needs.

The current Police Headquarters began as a municipal building in the 1960s when Cleburne had approximately 15,700 residents.

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