The money would be used ot build a new police station.
City officials in Ocean Shores say they will put a $12 million bond measure on the ballot in November. The money would be used ot build a new police station. The current building on Point Brown Ave. was built in 1990 and was only intended to be temporary. City leaders say it has no more room for a growing staff. The new building would be able to serve the city for at least the next 20 years.
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