Concord council tables $45.5 million police headquarters vote after hours of testimony After a multi-hour staff presentation and more than 30 public speakers, the Concord City Council voted Nov. 10 to table a $45.5 million appropriation for a new police headquarters until a special session on Nov. 24, citing requests for more time to review financing options and public concerns about tax impacts. City staff presented a design meant "

The Concord City Council has postponed a critical vote on a $45.5 million police headquarters after heated public debate over safety, costs, and community needs.

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#Update #ConcordPolice announced an arrest in the killing of a former little league coach during a #drive-byshooting on Monday. The victim was 40-year-old Omar Gonzalez, according to relatives and charging documents.
The suspect was identified as 27-year-old Chance Martin of Pittsburg.