Greeley Public Safety Facility
2875 W. 10th Street, Greeley, CO
The Greeley Public Safety Facility was constructed on the site of a former retail store on the corner of 10th Street and 30th Avenue. The facility consists of two buildings, both with a steel frame/composite slab building frame system constructed on a load-bearing spread footing foundation system.
Government/Justice
Project Description
The 49,922-square-foot main building is a two-story structure serving primarily the operational, administrative, and civic functions of the Greeley Police Department. The 26,450-square-foot secondary building fills a support role for the day-to-day operations of the department. The security of both buildings is controlled with electronic access. The perimeter site gate also has electronic access.
On- and off-site work included the demolition of the former retail store, earthwork, utility work, landscaping, ornamental fencing, masonry site walls, vehicle canopies, and the realignment of 29th Avenue.
Location
2875 W. 10th Street, Greeley, CO
Square Footage
76,372
Site Area
10.7 Acres
Method
CM/GC Cost Plus with GMP
Owner
City of Greeley, CO
Architect
Anderson Mason Dale Architects
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