Cherokee Nation Emergency Medical Services Training Facility & Fire Station - Tahlequah, OK
The challenge they faced
The Cherokee Nation has officially broken ground on a cutting-edge emergency response center in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Spanning 61,500 square feet, this state-of-the-art facility houses essential services, including new offices, a dispatch center, a fire department, a public safety department, an emergency management operations center, an EMT training space, general training and conference areas, and secured parking.
Designed to operate 24/7, the center will serve as a vital hub for the Cherokee Nation community, supporting over 90 employees dedicated to public safety and emergency response. This project represents a significant impact and enhancing the Nation's ability to protect and serve its citizens with expanded and modernized operations.
Design scope
- Network Infrastructure
- Wi-Fi Systems
- Audio/Visual Systems
- Access Control
- Video Surveillance
- Station Alerting System
- Six Station Dispatch Center
- Emergency Operations Space
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Project Team
The CRUX experts who delivered this project.
How we delivered results
Designed for seamless operations
Understood the problem
We mapped every system and identified conflicts
Coordinated all systems
Security, network, and AV worked in concert
Verified through construction
No surprises, no finger-pointing, on budget
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