 And Mesa Belief Chief Ken Koss says not a moment too soon. Now that forensic evidence that gets collected is needed for court, is needed to prosecute and ultimately hold these criminals accountable. We don't have secure facilities like this and a process that is solid, then you lose those cases. Current record retention laws require crime evidence to be kept as long as 55 years. The new facility was mostly funded through voter approved bonds passed in 2018 and 2022.