Cherokee Nation Emergency Medical Services Training Facility & Fire Station – Tahlequah, OK
Size
61,500 sf
Construction Cost
$54,000,000
Completion Date
April 2026
Architect
Childers Architect
Owner
Cherokee Nation
Project Description
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.
Low Voltage Design Scope
- Network Infrastructure
- Wi-Fi Systems
- Audio/Visual Systems
- Access Control
- Video Surveillance
- Station Alerting System
- Six Station Dispatch Center
- Emergency Operations Space