City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
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City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
Client: City of St. Petersburg Market: Civic + Government Project Area: 179,303 sq. ft.
Harvard Jolly/AECOM designed the City of St. Petersburg’s new Police Headquarters. The design meets the needs of a 21st century law enforcement facility, which combines a functional work environment with modern technology to better serve the community. As an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) as well as Communications/ Dispatch (911), the Citywide Data Center and the Property and Evidence Management Building utilizes state-of-the-art technology and compact storage. The Training area serves as accommodations during emergency events. The facility has been designed to withstand 195 mph wind forces. It has redundant services for water, sanitary sewer and generator power to keep operations going for a minimum of 72 hours during and after an emergency event.
Client: City of St. Petersburg Market: Civic + Government Project Area: 179,303 sq. ft.
City of St. Petersburg Police Department Headquarters
Harvard Jolly/AECOM designed the City of St. Petersburg’s new Police Headquarters. The design meets the needs of a 21st century law enforcement facility, which combines a functional work environment with modern technology to better serve the community. As an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) as well as Communications/ Dispatch (911), the Citywide Data Center and the Property and Evidence Management Building utilizes state-of-the-art technology and compact storage. The Training area serves as accommodations during emergency events. The facility has been designed to withstand 195 mph wind forces. It has redundant services for water, sanitary sewer and generator power to keep operations going for a minimum of 72 hours during and after an emergency event.