The City of Norcross is investing in its future with a new $20 million public safety building – the largest capital project in the city’s history. The project responds to the city’s rapid population growth and evolving community needs. The City of Norcross has nearly doubled in population since 2011. With more than 17,000 residents today, the city has outgrown its current City Hall, which no longer meets the needs of public safety staff or the broader community.
The new 40,000-square-foot facility is designed to change that. It will house the Norcross Police Department, Municipal Court and a range of spaces for community use. The building will include expanded space for mental health services, training rooms and a flexible multipurpose indoor-outdoor gathering space for public events, meetings and recreational activities and a basketball court – reflecting the city’s goal is to create a welcoming civic hub that echoes the community’s character.
STV is serving as the project manager in partnership with Turner & Townsend Heery, overseeing both the design and construction on behalf of the city. Construction is scheduled for completion by September 2026.
Renderings Courtesy of CROFT.
