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Hurricane's $40M city hall, police station project moves closer to breaking ground

By St. George News · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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Construction on a new city hall and police station in Hurricane could begin as early as February 2027 as plans move forward. Hurricane City Mayor Clark Fawcett sat down with St. George News to speak more about the new city facilities and the current state of progress.

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