With a December deadline for IMPD's Mounted Patrol Unit to leave its current site looming, the Central Indiana Police Foundation is stepping in to help with the construction of a new facility.
The unit is facing a December deadline to move its operation to a different site. The group will need to raise more than a million dollars to get the new facility under construction.
IMPD Mounted Patrol Unit facing an end of year deadline. Central Indiana Police Foundation stepping in to make sure operation remains viable @wrtv @IMPDnews @CentralINPolice pic.twitter.com/9YWkSqdUbI The Central Indiana Police Foundation is stepping in to help the Mounted Police Association manage the construction of a new facility, which could cost more than $1 million and would assist with making sure the unit gets the funding it needs for items not covered by tax dollars.
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