Fire Stations

Columbia, Fire Station 11, located at 6909 Scott Boulevard in southwest Columbia, will relieve the emergency call load on some of the surrounding stations.

The new 12,826 sq. ft. fire station 3 on Rock Hill Road in Jefferson City is a 1 story, 3-1/2-bay building with two storage mezzanines in the apparatus bay.

The Sedalia Fire Station provides new modern apparatus, physical and classroom training activities, and an administrative headquarters.

Boonville Fire Station Number 1 for the City of Boonville began with a Feasibility Study and proceeded to the design of a new station on the existing propery.

Situated on the Northwest corner of North Providence Road and Blueridge Road in Columbia, Fire Station 9 has become the HAZMAT station in the City’s complement.

This 3-bay, 7,900 square foot, LEED Silver certified fire station 7 provides for the comfort of up to 8 firefighters per shift.

In 2007 the Holts Summit Fire Protection District enlisted PWA to develop an addition and renovate the existing 3,800 SF structure completed in 1990.

Renovations to Columbia Fire Stations No. 1 and No. 2 revolved around accommodating the changing needs and functions of the fire department.

Fire Station 8 is a 7,700 SF drive-through prototype fire station that was the beginning of something new for the Columbia Fire Department.

The Lake of the Woods Fire Station, best exemplifies the firm’s philosophy in small Fire Station design with at 7,654 SF of space including four apparatus bays.

Midway Fire Station 9 ,completed in the summer of 2001 this station added 4 new apparatus bays and a residential living area that contains 8 sleeping rooms.

This two-phase project for the Boone County Fire Protection District, repurposed an existing insurance claim center and mail distribution facility.