Deseret News | Reader comments: $180 million bond to fix public safety site?

Reader comments
$180 million bond to fix public safety site?

Urban Planner | 5:37 p.m. March 9, 2008

Not only is the building in absolutely horrible shape, but the morale of the employees leaves something to be desired. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the worst, this situation deserves a "10," for both bad morale and building problems. When an employee spends each day working in this type of bad environment, it is a problem. It is impossible to do a good job. Get some investors, a billionaire on Forbes list with money to burn, move into vacant buildings which are in better shape, or get property developers to build a new place before the next earthquake or severe windstorm topples the building over and demolishes everything. Then you will have a real mess.

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Salt Lake police detective Jay Rhodes holds plastic that keeps boxes of evidence from getting wet inside the aging public safety building in Salt Lake City.

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