Fire Station Project Types

Seismic Improvement Program
Fire stations that house active emergency vehicles or emergency communications facilities are considered “essential facilities.”  City plans call for the fire stations to be substantially operational after a major earthquake.  Seismic improvement projects will complete upgrades necessary to assure the fire station remains functional after a Great Earthquake.  While the seismic improvement project is underway, the project will also complete comprehensive renovations to address all emergency response and health & safety issues.  Major building systems will also be renovated or upgraded to provide an expected service life of 15 years.  The seismic improvement and comprehensive renovation will require temporary closure of the station and redeployment of Fire Department resources.  Station closures will occur in a phased manner to ensure continuous neighborhood service.

Group #	Station #	Address	Year Built	Picture
3	5	1301 Turk Fillmore	1954
3	22	1290 16th Ave. Inner sunset	1962
3	43	720 Moscow Crocker Amazon	1970
3	35	Embarcadero @ Folsom (Fireboat)	1908
3	49	1415 Evans (EMS & Equipment Logistics)	1958

Comprehensive Renovation Program
Many fire stations do not require seismic improvements.  This program will complete comprehensive renovation projects that address all Emergency Response and Health & Safety issues at each facility that does not require a seismic improvement project.  Major building systems will also be renovated or upgraded to provide an expected service life of 15 years.  Comprehensive renovation will require temporary closure of the station and redeployment of Fire Department resources.  Station closures will occur in a phased manner to ensure continuous neighborhood service.

Group #	Station #	Address	Year Built	Picture
3	2	1340 Powell Chinatown	1915
3	31 Alt	441 12th Ave. Inner Richmond	1913
3	36	109 Oak Civic Center	1961

Focused Scope Program
This program will correct deficiencies rated “Severe” so that the facility remains substantially functional for approximately 8-10 years, until such time funds are available for a Comprehensive renovation.  Depending upon the scope of work, most but not all Focused Scope renovations are likely to require temporary station closure.  Station closures will occur in a phased manner to ensure continuous neighborhood service.

Group #	Station #	Address	Year Built	Image
1	6	135 Sanchez Castro	1948
1	13	530 Sansome Downtown	1974
1	28	1814 Stockton North Beach	1967
1	38	2150 California Pacific Heights	1960
1	41	1325 Leavenworth Russian Hill	1956
1	42	2430 San Bruno Silver Terrace	1979
2	10 - Alt	655 Presidio Laurel Village	1956
2	15	1000 Ocean Ingleside	1957
2	17	1295 Shafter Bayview	1955
2	18	1935 32nd Ave Sunset	1951
2	26 - Alt	80 Digby Diamond Heights	1968
2	32 - Alt	194 Park Bernal Heights	1941
2	40	2155 18th Ave. Inner Sunset	1931
2	44	1298 Girard Silver Terrace	1915