If everything goes perfectly, ground could be broken for the building project in the spring of 2023, said Troop E commander Capt. Once all the permits are secured, the project can move into the bidding phase, Miller said. Brent Miller, the agency's public information officer in Harrisburg. Officials are now in the process of obtaining the necessary permits for the project, which can take a significant amount of time, said state police Cpl. Planned features outside of the building include an impound lot, covered and uncovered parking areas, and a vehicle fueling area, according to the Department of General Services. The building will also have evidence processing areas and storage rooms, a communication center, vehicle processing space and a fitness area and locker rooms. The estimated $27 million project will involve the construction of a two-story, 64,000-square-foot building with features including an indoor shooting range and vehicle maintenance facility, according to the Department of General Services spokesman. Initial plans are to build the new headquarters building, which will replace the troop's current home in Lawrence Park Township, according to state police officials. The state's plans for the property are to use it to house a new Troop E headquarters building, along with a garage, a crime lab and an aviation hangar, according to information in the declaration of taking filed in the acquisition of the property. 3 for $475,000, according to property records and a Department of General Services spokesman. The property, which included a pole barn and a residence, was acquired from Greenfield Investment Co., a local real estate development firm, through eminent domain proceedings. The Pennsylvania Department of General Services acquired two parcels of land totaling 10.28 acres in the 8300 block of Oliver Road, including a 5.54-acre parcel at 8355 Oliver Road, for use as the site of the new troop headquarters, according to the Department of General Services and Erie County property records. The Pennsylvania State Police have taken another significant step in its desire to build a new home for Troop E in Erie County by turning its attention back to Summit Township. Watch Video: Millcreek woman recognized for helping Pennsylvania State Police trooper
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