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Newport Beach Commits $1.5MM to Study Police Headquarters Move to Civic Center Park

July 31, 20263 Mins read718
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A Newport Beach City Council majority has authorized roughly $1.5 million to study relocating the police department to Civic Center Park, advancing a contested proposal that would carve a new headquarters out of one of the city's most prized public green spaces.

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