Public cost of Atlanta's 'Cop City' more than doubled in new estimate
Atlanta's proposed police and fire training facility, commonly dubbed "Cop City" by detractors, is expected to require $36 million more in public funds than previously estimated.
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Atlanta's proposed police and fire training facility, commonly dubbed "Cop City" by detractors, is expected to require $36 million more in public funds than previously estimated.
Amplifying Atlanta
Atlanta’s proposed police and fire training center will cost taxpayers more than double the previous estimate by Mayor Andre Dickens’ administration
Despite protracted protests, the Atlanta public safety training appears to be a done deal. The city council will next month almost assuredly approve t
It was once a bank headquarters. For the past few decades, 2 Peachtree Street housed state government agencies. Now city of Atlanta leaders want the o