The Conway police facility consolidates all police operations into their newly opened 29,000 square foot building. Planning was geared to accommodate needs 20-years into the future. In addition, shell space was created on part of the second floor to provide well beyond that time frame.

With a desire to remain in the downtown urban core, the choice of locations was limited. The property supporting the existing facility was deemed far more valuable than the structure itself. After a detailed need study, it was determined that acquiring the adjacent properties when combined with the existing police building site would provide the required acreage.

Respecting the urban context and the pedestrian friendly, mid-western feel of the downtown, Architects sited the building against the streets. A two-story cylindrical lobby element brings drama to the structure and reinforces a circular corner entry plaza.