The main goal of this study is to evaluate the current fire station facility and analyze how existing conditions impact operational needs and overall efficiency. The assessment will focus on identifying any strength and deficiencies related to the building’s layout, infrastructure, and functionality as they pertain to emergency response operations. Key factors such as apparatus bay configuration, crew circulation patterns, living quarters, training areas, and support spaces will be examined to determine how effectively they support daily activities and emergency readiness. Included in the Master Plan will be a detailed listing of potential project phases should the city need to expand the facility in multiple stages. The designer in conjunction with department and city leaders will evaluate these findings to provide a data-driven foundation for recommending a concept building renovation or expansion plan to enhance operational performance, firefighter safety, response times, and overall service delivery to the community. This approach will provide solid information that will enable the project to move forward with fiscal and functional confidence. Currently the detailed project requirements and scope of work are minimally defined. It is the intent to work with the architect/engineers to further evaluate the design and project requirements during the early phases of work so it can be refined in later phases.
