Public safety facilities require specialized infrastructure, security systems and building services that can support law enforcement operations. In Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Kraus-Anderson has completed a $26.5 million renovation of the city’s police department facility at 8080 Mitchell Road.
Designed by BKV Group, the renovation covers the two-story, 120,000-square-foot police department.
The upgraded facility includes new holding cells and office areas designed for police department operations. The project also features a new sally port with a controlled and secure entry area to support the movement of personnel and vehicles.
Additional work includes underground parking and upgrades to the facility’s mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.
Construction began in March 2025 as part of the redevelopment of the existing police department facility.
The combination of secure spaces, law enforcement-specific areas, parking infrastructure and building-system improvements required the renovation to address both operational and facility requirements.
The completed project represents a significant investment in municipal public safety infrastructure. For owners and contractors delivering government facilities, the renovation demonstrates the range of specialized construction requirements involved in modern police facilities, including secure circulation, controlled access, dedicated holding areas and upgraded building systems.
Source: Kraus-Anderson.
