Grand Prairie Fire Station 11

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Grand Prairie Fire Station 11

Grand Prairie Fire Station 11 in Grand Prairie, Texas, is a new three-bay station designed to support emergency response operations and community engagement. The facility includes living quarters, a community room, and a storm shelter, providing a safe and functional environment for both personnel and the public. Thoughtfully planned spaces and modern features enhance readiness, comfort, and long-term performance.

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  • City: Grand Prairie, TX
  • Square Feet: 10,828
  • GC: Crossland Construction
  • Completed: September 2025
  • Scope: New 3-bay station with a Storm Shelter, Community Room, and Living Quarters. CMU and CFMF at exterior walls. Medium density of drywall scope. ACT and gyp ceilings. GMi's scope included cold-formed metal framing, rough carpentry, gypsum sheathing, thermal insulation, fire and smoke protection, doors and frames, non-structural metal framing, gypsum board, acoustical ceilings, and specialty ceilings. GMi also installed 13K SF of Pac-Clad metal wall & soffit panels.