Pasco Police Community Services Building
Location: City of Pasco, WA
Dates: 07/2015- 12/2016
Description:
Construction of a new 38,000 sq. ft. Police Station in the City of Pasco. The project includes two small lower level spaces (total 5,700 sq. ft.), 29,200 main level, and 3,100 sq. ft. second floor. The building will be comprised of administration, patrol, investigation, records, evidence, garage, community room and other related spaces. Building exterior will be precast concrete panels interspersed with Corten metal panels, oversized concrete blocks, CMU and exterior glazing. Site work includes the expansion of the existing secure parking area and the addition of 20 visitor parking spaces. This project also includes the relocation of existing IT services and consolidate operations from the existing telecommunications in city hall.
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