project description

Size: 46,000 SF

Scope: Architect of Record

Estimated Project Cost: $18-20,000,000

Estimated Project Completion: Fall 2026

Redstone Team:

Daniel Redstone, FAIA

Teffera Kowalske, AIA

Natalie Wilson, Assoc. AIA

Theresa Kraft, Assoc. AIA

Client Contacts: 

Matt Ivory, Chief of Police

(248) 698-1042

Justin Templeton, Interim Fire Chief

(810) 241-1044

Redstone Architects was initially engaged in 2017 by White Lake Township, MI., to develop a study for the new Public Safety Building. The Public Safety Building, currently under construction, is part of the Township’s new Civic Center site, which is being developed in joint collaboration to include the Township Hall and Senior Center.

This new, Fire and Police, 24/7 public safety facility includes the administrative suites, a community room also used for training fire and police, and a shared exercise room.

Police operations include patrol, detective and records offices, a dispatch 911 call center (PSAP), processing and holding cells, secure evidence storage, and a shooting range.

Fire operations include accommodations for full-time staff, SCBA equipment room, a hose tower, personal decontamination, and equipment decontamination. The design includes Hot-Warm-Cold Zone separations to minimize firefighters’ exposure to carcinogens and other hazards.

Currently, the project is in the Construction Phase with completion anticipated in Fall 2026.