By Devin Flanigan Construction Manager/Co-Owner at Keller Inc. The design of a fire station can vary significantly depending on whether it is located in an urban or rural area. Fire station design should take into account the unique challenges and opportunities presented by each environment to ensure that the fire department can effectively and efficiently … Fire station design for urban areas versus rural areas

By Devin Flanigan Construction Manager/Co-Owner at Keller Inc. In rural areas, volunteer firefighters play a critical role in protecting their communities from the risks and dangers of fires and other emergencies. Many volunteer fire stations in rural areas, however, lack living quarters for their volunteers. While some may argue that living quarters are unnecessary, there … Living quarters in rural volunteer stations

By Devin Flanigan Construction Manager/Co-Owner at Keller Inc. As fire apparatus become larger and more advanced, fire station design needs to be adapted to accommodate them. Fire station design must take into account the size, weight, and length of modern fire apparatus and equipment, as well as the need to ensure quick and easy access … Designing Fire Stations to Accommodate Larger and Modern Fire Apparatus

By Devin Flanigan Construction Manager/Co-Owner at Keller Inc. Fire station design has a rich and varied history that spans several centuries.  From early bucket brigades to modern fire stations equipped with the latest technology, fire station design has evolved to meet the changing needs of firefighters and communities.  The earliest fire stations were simple structures … The History of Fire Station Design and its Evolution