BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The city of Buffalo’s police and fire departments are setting up shop in a landmark downtown building.
A formal commissioning ceremony is scheduled for Friday at the Michael J. Dillon building. The 1936 building housed U.S. District Court until the opening of a new courthouse in late 2011.
Buffalo bought the six-story building to use as its public safety campus for $1. The fire and police headquarters previously occupied separate buildings.
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Mayor Byron Brown, Police Commissioner Byron Lockwood and Fire Commissioner William Renaldo will decommission the former police headquarters before leading a ceremonial procession to the new site. The ceremony starts at 9:45 a.m.
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