Station Design
A fire station is more than just a building — our station design topic deals with important considerations for building and managing facilities that will enable efficient operations and response while addressing your members’ health and safety.
Station design is no longer just about housing apparatus. It is about supporting the people who respond from it.
Grand Blanc Township’s new 60,000-square-foot public safety and public works complex was opened during a ribbon-cutting ceremony
Worcester will begin construction on a new South Division firehouse, replacing the current facility that has served firefighters since 1959
The Flint City Council approved funding to remodel kitchens at two fire stations to support firefighter well-being
The Pismo Beach facility combines police and fire operations under one roof, giving first responders expanded space, updated technology and faster emergency response capabilities
The new facility gives Effingham firefighters a place to practice real-world rescue and fire scenarios locally, rather than traveling to other cities for training
Seven Hills firefighters have moved into new private sleeping quarters designed with guidance from University Hospitals Parma Medical Center to improve rest, health and job performance
Vacaville firefighters rotated through controlled burns at “Train Town,” simulating real fires to build experience and maintain readiness, especially for newer firefighters
The funding will support the construction of a second fire station as Scion Township leaders work to expand fire service coverage
The 7,800-square-foot San Diego County firehouse will feature a double apparatus bay, office, six dorm rooms, kitchen and gym
A review of recent firehouse fires reveals recurring risks, from apparatus and battery failures to everyday station activities