CRUX designed the low-voltage systems, including structured cabling, access control, video surveillance, audio/visual, and Wi-Fi, for the Cherokee Nation's new 65,000-square-foot Justice Center.

The challenge they faced

The Cherokee Nation has broken ground on its new 65,000-square-foot Justice Center. This facility will serve three branches of government under one roof, including the Supreme Court, District Court, and the Office of the Attorney General. A standalone justice center is a true symbol of their sovereignty and shows their commitment to expanding the criminal justice system.

CRUX designed and specified the low voltage systems supporting the new facility, including structured cabling, access control, video surveillance, audio/visual systems, a paging system, and Wi-Fi coverage throughout the building. 

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Design scope

  • Structured Cabling
  • Access Control
  • Video Surveillance
  • Audio/Visual Systems
  • Paging System
  • Wi-Fi System

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Project Team

The CRUX experts who delivered this project.

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Chance Sutton
Senior Technology Consultant
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Chad Pressley
Senior Technology Designer
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Daniel Bruce
Senior Technology Designer
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Cody Coy
Technology Designer
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Approach

How we delivered results

Designed for seamless operations

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Understood the problem

We mapped every system and identified conflicts

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Coordinated all systems

Security, network, and AV worked in concert

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Verified through construction

No surprises, no finger-pointing, on budget

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