Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol joined Clinton city leaders and state legislators for a ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Troop H headquarters.
The current headquarters, built in 1967, is a 3,600-square-foot facility.
The new building will span 7,000 square feet and feature an advanced training room for regional instruction, two secured storage bays, and multiple offices for staff.
The project is part of OHP’s ongoing effort to update troop headquarters across the state.
Funding for the new facility comes from the Legacy Capital Financing Fund, allocated by the state legislature.
The department said the updated headquarters will enhance operations and training capabilities for Troop H.
