Police bosses to consider plans for new HQ in Glasgow's east end Police Scotland bosses will be asked to green-light the construction of a new headquarters in Dalmarnock on Wednesday. The Scottish Police Authority will be told that the new HQ could save £1.4m a year in running costs if approved. Police in Glasgow have planned the move from Pitt Street to the east end since 2008, with the proposed new facility better suited to modern policing methods. It has also been argued that an HQ in the city's east end would spark regeneration in the area. The proposed building on the banks of the Clyde would cost an estimated £4.3m.