The Sharjah Public Works Department has completed the construction of the comprehensive Hamriyah Police Station in the city of Hamriyah, in a move that reinforces the emirate’s infrastructure and improves the readiness of public facilities.
Delivered to high engineering standards, the project is intended to provide a valuable addition that enhances service efficiency and meets the needs of the area.
Integrated facility for police services
The project covers a land area of 19,000 square metres and includes an administration building spanning 1,465 square metres across two floors. The ground floor contains fully integrated facilities, including reception halls, operations rooms, four administrative offices, a women’s police section, storage areas, as well as a kitchen, detention rooms and a range of support services.
External works also form part of the development, including fences, gates, internal roads and outdoor courtyards, ensuring an effective working environment equipped with the latest requirements. The first floor includes a lobby area, the director’s office, seven offices, a duty room, two meeting halls and washrooms.
Support facilities and outdoor works
The project also includes a services building, a guard room, external fencing, asphalt internal roads and a car park with capacity for 112 vehicles. In addition, it features 850 square metres of green spaces and 870 square metres of paved outdoor courtyards.
Commitment to quality and sustainability
The department said the project forms part of its commitment to delivering high-quality government buildings that support the security and safety system in Sharjah. It added that the development aligns with the government’s efforts to build sustainable infrastructure that meets community needs and enhances quality of life.