9/24/2018 update starts here
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Madison's Midtown police station is up and running. (Madison.com, 9/11/2018)
Lengfeld has a last-minute list of tasks that need to be completed at the new building — landscaping, fixing lighting and acquiring more chairs — but the station at Mineral Point Drive and Westmorland Boulevard is functioning.
The approximately $10.5 million facility is located at the site of the former Mount Olive Lutheran Church, 4020 Mineral Point Rd. The city bought the lot in March 2014 with the intention of creating a new district to relieve pressures on existing stations, particularly the south and west districts.
9/7/2018 update starts here.
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6/13/2018 update starts here.
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4/20/2018 update, "Another 3 construction progress photos of Madison Midtown District police station", starts here.
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4/5/2018 update starts here.
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3/15/2018 update, "New Madison Midtown District police station continues to take shape", starts here.
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See 'official' photos at Flickr1/11/2018 update, " Wall construction underway at Madison Midtown District police station", starts here.
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From the project page.10/25/2017 update, "Construction of Madison Midtown District police station underway", starts here.
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Midtown District police station will lighten heavy workloads of existing district stations. (Madison.com, 10/12/2017)
When the Midtown District opens next August at the former Mount Olive Lutheran Church site at the intersection of Mineral Point Road and Westmorland Boulevard on the Near West Side, it will take a big chunk of the West District’s workload as well as some from the Central and South districts.
Original 8/31/2017 post, "4000 block of Mineral Point Road: Site of new Madison police station", starts here.
At the intersection of Mineral Point Road and Westmorland Blvd.
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A view that includes the house that will be demolished along with the church.
Renderings from Midtown Police Station project page
Related reading:
Madison Police moving forward on west side Midtown station. (Capital Times, 4/7/2015)
Neighbors concerned about delay of Midtown police station. (Channel3000, 9/3/2015)
Madison police unveil preliminary Midtown District station plans amid funding questions. (Capital Times, 4/15/2016)
Construction of new Midtown police station delayed again. (Badger Herald, 9/14/2016)
Mayor Soglin still hesitant on contentious Midtown police station. (Badger Herald, 10/13/2016)
Construction Begins on Madison's Midtown Police Station. (WMTV, 8/29/2017)
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