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Clark Construction Breaks Ground on New, Seismically Sound Traffic Company and Forensic Services Division Facility in San Francisco

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San Francisco Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru joins the Clark Construction Team at the groundbreaking of the site for the new SFPD Traffic Company and Forensics Services Division Facility on August 8.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19, 2019 -- City leaders, including Mayor London Breed, Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru, Chief of Police William Scott, and District 10 Supervisor Shamaan Walton, joined Clark Construction last Thursday, August 8, in breaking ground at the site of the new San Francisco Police Department Traffic Company and Forensic Services Division facility.  The new, seismically sound, 100,000 square-foot building under construction in San […]

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