LOCATION
Lawton, Oklahoma

AREA
Fire Station: 37,060 GSF, Police Station: 38,950 GSF, Jail: 33,500 GSF, Municipal Court: 19,500 GSF

PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Lawton Public Safety Facility takes an innovative, hybrid approach to how the city provides public safety. The city, which formerly relied on outdated facilities for its public safety needs, chose to construct a new facility that would comprise multiple city departments as one connected building. The $33.7 million building was funded by the 2015 voter-approved sales tax extension and includes a police station, fire station, jail, and municipal court.

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

• Designed heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems, including air-distribution ductwork, hydronic piping systems, chiller/boiler plant, and smoke control systems at the jail.
• Designed plumbing systems, including plumbing fixtures, domestic water piping, sanitary sewer and vent piping, as well as production and circulation of domestic hot water.
• Designed fire protection systems, fire alarm, and annunciation systems in support of fire suppression sprinklers.
• Designed electrical power distribution systems for secure areas and service areas.
• Designed lighting and lighting control systems for secure areas and service areas.
• Designed power and lighting for communication system.
• Designed communication, audiovisual, and security systems pathways.
• Designed emergency generator and power systems.
• Designed exterior site and emergency egress lighting.

Photography credit: Dewberry Architects