Town of Windsor Fire Station #2 
LEED Gold Certified
2009 ASCE Outstanding Sustainable Project of the Year
The Windsor Fire Protection District (WFPD) is committed to providing superior emergency and nonemergency services to all residents within their jurisdiction. At the end of 2007 the WFPD realized they had responded to a record number of calls since their inception in 1965. In order to meet the demanding needs of their growing community, Measure K was passed, a voter approved parcel tax which helped fund the design and construction of the new LEED Gold Certified station.
Green Valley Consulting Engineers teamed with San Francisco-based Beverly Prior Architects and Cornerstone Engineering to provide civil engineering and landscape architecture services for the 9,457 s.f award-winning fire station. The facility is located in a redevelopment area of the town, adjacent to the Town's new corporation yard and across the street from a public high school. This station includes three drive-through apparatus bays, offices, equipment storage, living quarters, a fitness room, and a public lobby. show/hide full description
Cloverdale Fire Station
Working with the Santa Rosa Architectural firm AchiLOGIX, Green Valley provided landscape architectural services for the new Fire Protection District Headquarters for the City of Cloverdale, CA. Green Valley designed the entry plaza as well as the planting and irrigation system for the project. The paving component, which will lead visitors from the public space to a private patio area, was designed in such a way to complement the angled administration building. Landscape details include selecting xeriscape plants for their low water usage as well as retaining the majority of the existing trees and incorporating them into the new landscape design. The ground breaking ceremony was held on July 19th, 2008.