The new station contains living and sleeping space, five pull-through, double-loaded apparatus bays for emergency vehicles, an adjacent tower for training and hose drying, a large training room and an adjacent commercial kitchen to serve the public during community meetings. Built-in training elements can be found throughout the facility, minimizing the need for costly off-site training. An administrative area also houses several offices for the volunteer firefighters, career firefighters and rescue squad members. The bunk space for the new building sleeps up to 20 individuals on a typical night. The facility’s mechanical equipment is controlled and monitored by a building management system provided by Trane.