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The event is a fundraiser to build a bronze statue honoring Wyoming law enforcement.

Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak will be guiding a tour of the new Public Safety Building Saturday afternoon (Nov. 26.) at 2 p.m.

The Cheyenne Police Department officially opened their new home in the Cheyenne Public Safety Building on Wednesday.

The Cheyenne Police Department will officially move into the 93,000 square foot public safety building on June 1.

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The Cheyenne Police Department is scheduled to move into the new Public Safety Building on May 11, according to police spokesman Kevin Malatesta.

The last steel beam that will go into the construction of Cheyenne's new Public Safety Building was put in place Wednesday afternoon.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says work on a new Public Safety Building to house the Cheyenne Police Department is right on schedule and on budget.

Cheyenne residents should start seeing some progress on the above-the-ground portion of the new Public Safety Building, according to Cheyenne Police Lt. Mark Munari.

The Laramie County Explosives Ordinance Unit will demonstrate some explosives charges by kicking off the demolition work.