Construction has started on a state-of-the-art canine training facility in Pawnee, signaling a major investment from the Illinois State Police. The nearly nine-million-dollar project includes building new administrative offices designed to accommodate as many as 80 employees and adding classroom spaces to support advanced training needs. The complex will also feature a modern kennel capable of housing up to 20 canines. Officials say these upgrades will enhance both training and operational efficiency, ensuring the police canine unit remains at the forefront of law enforcement efforts across the region. Construction is expected to continue into next year.
ISP Breaks Ground On New Canine Training Facility In Pawnee
K9 police officer with his dog in training








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