The one-story station features a barrel roof design supported by a curved, open-web truss system. The facility includes offices, conference rooms, four steel-framed drive-through apparatus bays, and dedicated decontamination and storage areas.
Within the decontamination room, airlock chambers and hose areas allow firefighters to safely transition from the truck bay to the wood-framed living quarters, which include a kitchen, dining area, sleeping quarters, and exercise spaces.
To further support firefighter health and performance, the station incorporates a modern alerting system that gradually brightens lighting and increases alarm volume, replacing traditional harsh lights and loud sounds with a subtle approach.
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Photography © Rick Keating