Projects
Princeton Fire Station No. 3
Princeton, TX
The first new fire station built in Princeton since 1962, this 7,560-square-foot facility represents a major milestone in the city’s emergency services infrastructure.
Strategically located in the southern quadrant to serve growing residential areas, the station provides two full drive-through bays and a half-bay within a cost-effective pre-engineered metal structure.
Interior spaces are designed to support both operational readiness and firefighter wellness. Features include a fully equipped kitchen with three shift pantries, a dedicated entertainment room with oversized recliners, a community training room for public engagement, five sleeping quarters, a fitness room, an emergency storm shelter, and private captain’s quarters with an office and restroom.
A safety vestibule separates the living areas from the apparatus bays to protect occupants from contaminants. Surrounded by new residential development and open fields, the station functions as a vital community asset while strengthening public safety in one of the city’s fastest-growing areas.
City of Austin Canyon Creek Fire + EMS Station
Williamson County ESD No. 4 Liberty Hill Fire Station No. 2
City of Conroe Fire Station No. 7
South Montgomery County ESD No. 8 Fire Station 11-2
City of Bellaire Fire Station
South Montgomery County ESD No. 8 Station 11-6
City of Conroe Fire Training Facility
City of League City Fire Station No. 2 Expansion
