Leaders break ground for new Pratt County Public Safety Center
Leaders break ground for new Pratt County Public Safety Center Fran Brownell Pratt Tribune After months of debate, discussion and deliberation, ground was broken Monday, December 7, for the new $6.3 million Pratt County Public Safety Center at NE 20th Avenue and U.S. Route 54. Principal funding for the new facility is wind-farm revenue, $1.5 million annually. Pratt County Commissioner Glenna Borho, who was appointed project liaison for the project for the county, opened the groundbreaking ceremony with a moment of silence to honor U.S. Troops stationed at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii who perished or ...