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    The costs of enhancements to the apparatus bay of the Livermore-Pleasanton, CA, Fire Department Fire Station 3 and other needs (e.g., seismic upgrades and Americans with Disabilities Act modifications) were so substantial that the construction of a new facility was deemed most beneficial to support the department, its members and the community.
    Jeff Katz
    April 15, 2025
    Jeff Katz explains why the cost of renovating an existing fire station can lead to a decision to build a new facility.
    Rice Fergus Miller
    Nampa, ID, Fire Station #6 02
    Feb. 18, 2025
    The station features two drive-through apparatus bays, one back-in bay, fitness space, and specialized decontamination and bunker gear areas.
    PBK
    Manhattan Beach Fire Station 2 02
    Feb. 17, 2025
    The two-story station is designed to accommodate six firefighters in an individual dormitory setting.
    Williams Architects
    Cascade Charter Township Fire Station 1 05
    Feb. 16, 2025
    New amenities include a four-bay pull-through apparatus garage; a 48-foot-tall hose tower and high-rise training area; an exhaust capture system; decontamination areas; and an...
    WBRC with Mitchell Associates Architects
    Brunswick, ME, Fire Department Central Station 02
    The one-story, 28,013-sq.-ft. station provides seven drive-through apparatus bays along with effective working and living spaces for Brunswick’s 40-member fire and EMS team.
    Cañon City Area Fire Protection renovates district’s oldest firehouse
    Feb. 14, 2025
    The $2.2 million renovation of Station 1 began with the crew sorting through, “40 years of accumulation.”