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Victorville Advances 55,000 SQFT Police Station and 3.3-Acre Civic Park on Former Roy Rogers Museum Site

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The City of Victorville is asking its own Planning Commission to clear the way for a 54,892-square-foot police headquarters and an adjoining 3.3-acre civic park on a long-idle parcel that once held the Roy Rogers Museum, betting that a resident population which has more than doubled since 2001 now demands a station more than three times the size of the one it would replace.

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