FBI offers a glimpse of its sleek, modern campus at Redstone Arsenal.
For years, the visuals of the growing FBI campus at Redstone Arsenal were nothing more than architectural renderings and ongoing construction pictures. And visitors were not permitted to take photos of what they saw.
Watts said four buildings have opened at the FBI’s north campus and a groundbreaking was held last week, attended by FBI Director Christopher Wray, for the Innovation Center that’s projected to be opened in the spring of 2024. While the first technology building has opened, the second and third buildings are also under construction.
“We see how much we’ve accomplished in such a short amount of time,” Watts said after screening the video, giving credit to Redstone Arsenal and the Huntsville community for their support of the FBI’s growth into what has unofficially become a second FBI headquarters. Electronics engineers, IT specialists, cybersecurity analysts, data analysts and computer scientists were among the opportunities Watts promoted Thursday.
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