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The new facility in Roseville has been years in the making and for the first time will combine employees from six different locations under one roof. "This is tough work and it has changed. Modern policing is different now and we know that this isn't just about a building," said Gov. Tim Walz at the ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday.

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00:00Groundbreaking this afternoon on a new headquarters for the Minnesota State Patrol.
00:04The Roseville facility has been years in the making and for the first time will combine
00:08employees from six different locations under one roof.
00:11Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
00:14This is tough work and it has changed.
00:16Modern policing is different now and we know that this isn't just about a building, it's
00:21about people who occupy the building, it's about the mission that they need to get done.
00:25In 2025, we've seen that violent crime has increased 14% in Twin Cities, 9% in Greater
00:31Minnesota and the Uniform Crime Report puts the lowest level of violent crime in the past
00:37decade in Minnesota.
00:38That's because of the men and women that do this work on a daily basis.
00:42The $119 million facility will have state of the art technology and will be large enough
00:47to allow for collaboration between multiple law enforcement agencies.
00:50Training continues throughout a career at our agency because the challenges we face continue
00:55to change and dedicated evidence processing and storage will give us the secure space we
01:00need to protect evidence and support the investigative process.
01:04It is scheduled to open in 2028.
01:06Laura Oaks, News Talk 830 WCCO.
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