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Land Development East Pierce Fire & Rescue Station 114
Modern fire station with four bright red bay doors and gray siding, fronted by a wide paved apron and landscaped grounds at dusk, with trees and an American flag in the background.
Project Location
Bonney Lake, WA
Client Rice Fergus Miller
Market Sector
Project Type
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
Services Provided

Project Highlights

  • The original station and surrounding buildings were demolished for a new fire station.
  • The new 10,000-square-foot facility includes apparatus bays and 24-hour living quarters.
  • Rice Fergus Miller led the design, with engineering services provided by MacKay Sposito.

Project Description

East Pierce Fire & Rescue’s Station 114 in Lake Tapps, Washington, was completely redeveloped to meet the community’s growing demands. The project involved demolishing the outdated fire station and several nearby structures and replacing them with a modern 10,000-square-foot facility. Designed by Rice Fergus Miller and engineered by MacKay Sposito, the new station features fire apparatus bays and whole living and sleeping quarters to support 24-hour operations.

This transformation reflects a broader commitment to upgrading emergency services infrastructure and improving response capabilities. With enhanced design and updated systems, Station 114 is better equipped to serve East Pierce Fire & Rescue and the surrounding community.