The SpokeSman • WedneSday, July 21, 2021 P3
Police
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The lot at 2983 NW Ca-
nal Blvd., located near U.S.
Highway 97 and adjacent to a
self-storage facility, is currently
vacant and unconnected to wa-
ter, wastewater and electricity.
The estimated closing date
for the sale is in September. An
environmental assessment and
other due diligence measures
remain.
At the next meeting of the
council in August, councilors
will discuss how to finance the
project, which is expected to
cost between $20 and $25 mil-
lion.
Options include financing
the project internally, backed
by the general fund, using a
general obligation bond that
would have to be approved by
voters, or a mix of the two. The
council has procured public
opinion polling to gauge pub-
lic support of a tax levy that
Calendar
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local author will discuss her book;
6-7 p.m.; Roundabout Books, online;
roundaboutbookshop.com
Social Crises — Homelessness,
Addiction, and Mental Health
in Deschutes County: A panel
discussion on some of the basic
underpinnings behind social cri-
ses; 7-8:30 p.m.; free; registration
required; Deschutes Public Library,
online; deschuteslibrary.org
FRIDAY 7/23
Coffee Clatter with Habitat for
Humanity: The Redmond Chamber
of Commerce will host a networking
event with the local organization;
8:30-9:30 a.m.; free; Quince Park,
1101 NW Quince Ave., Redmond; vis-
itredmondoregon.com
Live at the Vineyard — Olivia
Knox: The local indie singer/song-
writer will perform. Advanced tick-
ets required; 6-9 p.m.; $15 adults, $5
children 12 and under; Faith, Hope
and Charity Vineyards, 70450 NW
Lower Valley Drive, Terrebonne;
faithhopeandcharityevents.com
High Street Band: The pop-rock
cover band will play hits from the
would likely increase property
taxes for a 20-year period.
Late last month, the city of
Redmond learned it would re-
ceive $6 million in American
Rescue Plan COVID-19 relief
funding, $3 million of which
is intended to go to a mental
health component of the police
station project.
With the on-site mental
health triage center, the new
facility is being envisioned as
a “public safety complex.” The
1,500-square-foot triage cen-
ter would likely operate only
during the daytime.
The Deschutes County Sta-
bilization Center in Bend, open
24 hours a day, has been hugely
successful in its 13 months of
operation, according to Adam
Goggins, behavioral health
specialist with Deschutes
County.
Goggins said since the center
has been open, 30 people have
indicated to staff they would
have killed themselves had the
facility not been there.
The facility sees a daily av-
erage of nine people ranging
in age from 6 to 93 years old.
Most people come in during
the day, though the center is
busy throughout the night.
Mondays tend to be the busi-
est days.
More and more users of the
facility are being dropped off
by police officers and leaving
with plans for follow-up care,
which is an encouraging devel-
opment, Goggins said.
“I guess as a society we’ve
chosen for police to be the
ones who handle mental
health calls. It’s unfortunate
that that’s how a lot of people
get in police custody,” Goggins
said.
Construction of a new Red-
mond police public safety
campus is targeted to begin in
late 2022 or early 2023, with
the facility operational by 2025.
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Reporter: 541-383-0325,
gandrews@bendbulletin.com
Ryan Brennecke/The Bulletin
Traffic drives along U.S. Highway 97 near the site of the proposed police station, at 2983 NW Canal Blvd. in
Redmond.
‘70s to today’s top 40; 7-9 p.m.; $15
plus fees; General Duffy’s Water-
hole, 404 SW Forest Ave., Redmond;
eventbrite.com
Company Grand: The nine-piece
rock, funk and R&B band will per-
form. 21 and over; 7-10 p.m.; $15
plus fees; High Desert Music Hall,
818 SW Forest Ave., Redmond; high-
desertmusichall.com
SATURDAY 7/24
Art at the Music Hall: The open-air
art show will feature local artists and
craftspeople showcasing and selling
their work; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; free; High
Desert Music Hall, 818 SW Forest
Ave., Redmond; drycanyonartsasso-
ciation.com
Saturday Market: The weekly mar-
ket will feature local businesses and
vendors selling a variety of items
including antiques, handmade
goods, clothing, jewelry and more;
11 a.m.-3 p.m.; free; General Duffy’s
Waterhole, 404 Southwest Forest
Avenue, Redmond; facebook.com/
generalduffys
Microwave Candle Craft: Learn
how to make candles using the mi-
crowave. Pick up a program kit from
your preferred library prior to the
event, supplies limited; 2-3 p.m.;
free; registration required; Down-
town Public Library, online, Bend;
Bulletin file photo
Hot air balloons will inflate and light up the night sky Saturday where
attendees will get an up-close look at the balloons; 5-10 p.m.; free; De-
schutes County Fair & Expo Center, 3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond;
balloonsoverbend.com
deschuteslibrary.org
Men’s Doubles Tournament: Find
a partner and compete for prizes
during tithe pool play tourney
with the potential for bracket play.
Subject to change due to weather;
2:45-9 p.m.; $20 entry fee, up to 8
teams; Cascade Swim Center, 465
SW Rimrock Drive, Redmond; face-
book.com/centraloregonvolleybal-
lassociation
Redmond Night Glow: Hot air bal-
loons will inflate and light up the
night sky where attendees will get
an up-close look at the balloons;
5-10 p.m.; free; Deschutes County
Fair & Expo Center, 3800 SW Airport
Way, Redmond; balloonsoverbend.
com
Live at the Vineyard — Back
Again Band: The classic rock, pop
and adult contemporary band will
perform. Advanced tickets required;
6-9 p.m.; $20 adults, $10 children 12
and under; Faith, Hope and Charity
Vineyards, 70450 NW Lower Valley
Drive, Terrebonne; faithhopeand-
charityevents.com
Oregon Storm Arena Foot-
ball: The local indoor arena team
will take on the Idaho Horseman;
7-9 p.m.; $12-$35 plus fees; De-
schutes County Fair & Expo Center,
3800 SW Airport Way, Redmond;
expo.deschutes.org
Dry Canyon Stampede: The coun-
try band will perform; 7-10 p.m.;
free; Pump House Bar and Grill, 8320
N. U.S. Highway 97, Terrebonne;
facebook.com/pumphouseterre-
bonne
Chad Bushnell: The Chris-
tian-country artist will perform;
7:30 p.m.$10 plus fees; General
Duffy’s Waterhole, 404 SW Forest
Ave., Redmond; eventbrite.com
SUNDAY 7/25
Intermediate Adult Coed Dou-
bles Tournament: Find a partner
and compete for prizes during tithe
pool play tourney with the potential
for bracket play. Subject to change
due to weather; 6-11 a.m.; $20 entry
fee, up to 10 teams; Cascade Swim
Center, 465 SW Rimrock Drive, Red-
mond; facebook.com/centralore-
gonvolleyballassociation
LGBTQIA+ Relationship Skills
Workshop: A weekly workshop for
anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+
will be held; 6-7 p.m.; free; Saving
Grace, online; saving-grace.org
TUESDAY 7/27
Kids On the Move — Redmond:
Join the OSU-Extension Service and
Children’s Forest of Central Oregon
for a family program focused on
outdoor exploration, physical activ-
ity and nutrition for ages 0-5 with
family; 10-11 a.m.; registration re-
quired; American Legion Park, 850
SW Rimrock Way, Redmond; chil-
drens-forest.jumbula.com
Redmond Farmers Market: The
weekly market features fresh local
produce, bread, honey and other
locally made foods and goods;
3-6 p.m.; free; Centennial Park, cor-
ner of SW Seventh Street and Ever-
green Avenue, Redmond; redmon-
doregonfarmersmarket.com
Tuesday Night Bingo Night: The
weekly bingo game will benefit Ev-
ery Child a nonprofit to uplift chil-
dren and families impacted by fos-
ter care in Oregon; 6-8 p.m.; $5 plus
fees; General Duffy’s Waterhole,
404 SW Forest Ave., Redmond; face-
book.com/generalduffys
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