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February 20, 2024
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Are you overwhelmed at the prospect of building a new public safety facility? Are you looking for help and guidance to move your project forward? Attend the critically acclaimed “1-on-One” Sessions at the 2024 Station Design Conference with a team of nationally recognized fire station, law enforcement and public safety design architects from around the country. Collectively these firms have been involved in almost 1,000 fire and law enforcement facilities in 45+ states and Canada.

The 2024 Station Design Conference will be held May 20-23, 2024, at the Renaissance Phoenix Glendale Hotel in Glendale, AZ. Register now!

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Janet Wilmoth explains the importance of immersive and biophilic designs for fire stations.
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The return of popular presenters and new discussions that result from attendee feedback make the 2024 Station Design Conference a can’t-miss event for those who participate in a new station’s design and construction.
The 2024 Station Design Conference is a can't-miss event for the members of fire departments and other public safety entities who participate in a new station's design and construction.
Being open to change—embracing resilient and flexible design—must be included in a decision as to whether to renovate or build new. Key aspects of the Des Moines, IA, Fire Department’s logistics and training center, including the apparatus and maintenance bays and training spaces, were designed to be easily altered for future growth and augmentation.
David Arends stresses the importance of listening, learning and building trust for the team that will be involved in the decision as to whether a station is renovated or replaced by a new facility.
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Michael Benson explains how equipping a station with a nontraditional power system has benefits beyond ensuring that an electric apparatus always is ready to respond.
IN QUARTERS
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The firefighters of Fire Station No. 3 refer to their new home as the “Tree House,” as the building, parking and fire apparatus seamlessly weave between several large, heritage trees.
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The 68,400-sq.-ft. facility has overlapping and centralized common workspaces for the fire station, command center and training facilities.
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At 30,140 sq. ft., the station serves as the disaster preparedness hub for its fast-growing, majority-residential community.
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Utilizing RRM Design Group’s Design4Life principles, the station’s layout focuses on firefighter health by minimizing exposure to harmful contaminants and carcinogens.
STATIONS NEWS
The new Longmont Fire Department station houses an engine, and will have be home to reserve units. In the future, an ambulance will be assigned to the station.
The new Longmont fire station will be home to an engine company, with an ambulance being added in a future.
Seattle Fire Department broke ground Monday for a new station.
"...It's imperative our crews have a fire station to meet their growing operational needs," Fire Chief Harold Scoggins said.
Denver firefighters recreate historic Five Points Fire Station 3
Denver Fire Station 3 was, until 1957, the only station where black firefighters worked and the new group photo will be added to the station's wall.
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