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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County moves forward with relocating RCPD’s Aggieville substation

    Riley County moves forward with relocating RCPD’s Aggieville substation

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    By KMAN Staff on December 22, 2025 Local News, Manhattan
    Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    Riley County commissioners have agreed to move forward with relocating the Riley County Police Department’s Aggieville substation.

    RCPD deputy director Erin Freidline presented a proposal Monday that would allow the department to move from its current space at 1113 Moro Street into a larger storefront space inside the new Hampton Inn being developed by Back 9 Development.

    The new space would include separate interview rooms, improved restroom and decontamination areas, storage space and a private entrance allowing officers to transport detainees without moving through crowds or disrupting hotel patrons. Currently RCPD pays $1,000 per month, while the new space is expected to be closer to $3,000 per month. The proposed lease includes an initial five-year term with multiple renewal options.

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