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Atlanta officials say a new complex would 'reimagine' policing. Critics say it would train officers in urban warfare and destroy public woodlands.
This past Thursday, March 9, the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) and the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management (DWM) held a town hall to give Atlanta residents long-awaited updates on DeKalb Avenue and Krog Street improvements.
Atlanta is ready to build a sprawling new police and fire training complex. Opponents argue that it would further militarize officers and destroy precious green space.
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Atlanta’s plan to build a sprawling police and fire training center amid a 1,000-acre stretch of urban woodland has become the focus of intense protest. Here’s what to know about the project and the opposition to it.
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Atlanta’s plan to build a sprawling police and fire training center amid a 1,000-acre stretch of urban woodland has become the focus of intense protest. Here’s what to know about the project and the opposition to it.