PROJECT:

Ashland City Fire Station #2

• A 9,200-square-foot fire station, constructed at a cost of $1.5 million, in Ashland City, TN.
• Built due to population growth and the need to shorten response times to the eastern part of the community.
• Includes three apparatus bays, sleeping quarters for nine firefighters and an office that can be shared by the police department.
• Public restrooms on the exterior wall serve a playground area developed to encourage community involvement and school field trips to the station.
• Contact Steve Griffin, AIA, (615) 370-8500.