
Yesterday, according to
The Washington Post, there was a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Property and Evidence Warehouse for MPD at DC Village, which is located near the southern tip of the city on the east side of the Anacostia River. This $20 million project will be jointly developed by the city and Akridge (the same developer that will build
100 V Street), and will aim for LEED-Silver certification. The
press release from DMPED states the new facility will provide the following features:
- computer-automated storage system for logging and retrieval of evidence
- secure and controlled access to all areas
- video event logging of transactions
- radio frequency handheld portable terminals
- bar code scanning & printing techniques
- refrigerated units for storing DNA samples
Construction will be complete by early 2011. The above rendering of the evidence warehouse is from the OPM website.
This is one of the most historically under appreciated places in DC
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