Public Safety Projects:
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Westside Police Service Center Glendale Police Department Needs Assessment Santa Cruz Police SubstationCity of Hartford, Wisconsin Police Department Feasibility City
Fire Central Headquarters and Fire Station No. 1 Mountain Vista Headquarters & Fire Station #610 Northwest Fire District Fire Station #33 City of Tucson Evidence, Property and Identification Center 911 Dispatch Center Expansion Pima County Fleet Services Green Valley Fire District Station #151 Northwest Fire District Station #39 Green Valley Fire District Station #155 Tucson Fire Department Station #22 Tucson Fire Maintenance Tucson Fire Department Stations #20 & #21 Three Points Fire Station #91 Mountain Vista Fire Station #620 Northwest Fire Station #30 Northwest Fire Station #32Tucson Fire Maintenance
Client: City of TucsonLocation: Tucson, Arizona
Size: 33,000 SF
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This project involved the remodeling of a 20,000 square foot existing city surplus warehouse for the Fire Department Support Service Division offices, distribution center, and warehouse space. In addition, the project included the construction of a new 13,000 square foot vehicle maintenance garage immediately adjacent to the existing warehouse for the maintenance and repair of the Fire Department Apparatus. Housed in the existing warehouse are the administrative offices for the support services division, offices for the maintenance shop superintendent and supervisors, a training facility for technicians and fire fighters, small equipment and tool repair facility, parts supply and storage, and the general storage of supplies for all of the Tucson Fire Department Fire Stations. The new building consists of six double drive-though vehicle bays able to accommodate up to 12 fire apparatus for service. All of the bays feature automotive fluid distribution, access to a bridge crane, tail pipe mounted vehicle exhaust extraction, and electrical service for several types of welding equipment. In addition, two bays feature 80,000 pounds in floor vehicle lifts. Also included in the new facility are a welding bay and a tire shop. In the end, the facility gives the technicians the space and the tools to assist them in maintaining the entire Tucson Fire Department Fleet from one location.