station 76 front view

Project Overview

Fire Station 76 will provide a modern, efficient public safety facility designed to improve emergency response capabilities, firefighter health and safety, and long-term operational reliability. Developed from a standardized architectural design shared with Station 73, the facility will support consistent operations, reduced maintenance costs, and adaptability over a planned 50-year service life.

Location & Design

The station will be located at the intersection of Prescott Lakes Parkway and Sundog Ranch Road. Site development will address challenging topography and drainage conditions while accommodating emergency vehicle access and improvements to the adjacent Peavine Trailhead.

The station will include ten dormitories, with dedicated quarters for the Battalion Chief and Battalion Safety Officer, 75-foot-deep apparatus bays, and direct circulation between living quarters and apparatus bays to support rapid emergency response.

The design incorporates designated hot, warm, and cold zones, decontamination areas, automatic apparatus exhaust removal, G2 station alerting, and firefighter wellness spaces. Durable construction materials, energy-efficient systems, secure parking, and controlled access will support long-term operations, with the facility targeting LEED Silver certification.

Facility Features

The planned facility includes:

  • Four fire truck bays, each 75 feet deep.
  • Ten individual sleeping rooms for firefighters.
  • Dedicated quarters and offices for the battalion chief and battalion safety officer.
  • Multipurpose room for broader community use.
  • Fitness and recovery areas to support firefighter wellness.
  • Equipment cleaning areas to help reduce exposure to contaminants.
  • Vehicle exhaust removal systems to remove exhaust directly from the fire truck bays.
  • Separate clean living areas to protect firefighter health.

Architectural Renderings

Explore the proposed building design and floor plan.