Jefferson County Fire & EMS Expansion and Seismic Upgrade

Modern facility that prioritizes resilience, flexibility, and function

Modern facility that prioritizes resilience, flexibility, and function

Driven by Jefferson County’s steady population growth and the strategic consolidation of Fire District #1 and Emergency Medical Services into a single facility, Pinnacle partnered with the County to reimagine and expand this critical public safety hub.

 

Originally constructed in 1989, the existing station has served the community for more than three decades with minimal updates. Today, evolving service demands, aging infrastructure, and modern code requirements present both challenges and opportunities. Pinnacle’s design responds with a forward-looking approach that prioritizes resilience, operational efficiency, and long-term adaptability—while honoring the essential role the station plays in the community. The project includes a 6,612-square-foot remodel coupled with a 6,486-square-foot addition, nearly doubling the building’s footprint. The expanded facility

LOCATION

Madras, OR

SIZE

13,089 SF

CLIENT

Jefferson County Fire District

PROJECT TYPE

Public Safety

Government

FUNDING

Oregon Seismic Rehabilitation Grant Program