Hendersonville Police Department builds new K9 facility
Published on October 20, 2026
The Hendersonville Police Department’s K9 building is officially complete, providing training space both for new K9 dogs and for the department’s current team of five K9 dogs and their handlers.
“We are very grateful for everyone who helped make this new facility possible,” K9 Sergeant Bill Frentz said. “It will be a huge resource for our K9 team.”
The 900 square-foot facility will be a designated space for training new K9s, as well as a space to train K9s that already work with the Hendersonville Police Department. The building also includes a 750-square foot covered work space at its front.
In addition to the training space, another feature of the facility is a dedicated dog washing station.