The City of Cleveland announced that it has selected a new site for its police headquarters Tuesday.
According to a press release from the city, the new location will be located at the historic ArtCraft building, located at 2530 Superior Avenue
“This site presents the best combination of location, timing, functionality, and cost while meeting the needs of our Division of Police,” said Mayor Justin M. Bibb. “I appreciate the hard work and due diligence of the team to ensure we deliver on this important project.
And the 250,000 sq. ft. ArtCraft site allows for a single location for CDP HQ functions, freeing up 2001 Payne Avenue and the Opportunity Corridor site for other potential revenue-generating uses.
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