HPD firearms training facility will be named after Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta's family, officials say.

HOUSTON — The Houston Police Foundation will be breaking ground soon on a new $10.5 million firearms training facility.

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The new facility will be named the “Fertitta Family Firearms Training Facility,” after Houston billionaire and Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta, who chairs the police foundation and donated $2.5 ...

Crews will soon break ground on Houston police's Fertitta Family Firearms Training Facility, named after the family of the ...

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The Houston Police Foundation is set to break ground on a new firearms training center at the Houston Police Academy.

A new $10.5 million firearms training center for the Houston Police Department is anticipated to open by early 2026, ...

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