MOUNT DRUITT Fire Station

The newly constructed fire station is comprised of a single building made of precast concrete, face brick, and lightweight cladding, featuring corrugated metal roofing. Surrounding this structure are external areas that include a concreted driveway and car park, all nestled within grassy expanses dotted with mature trees that are enclosed by a protective fence.

Enhancing the functionality and sustainability of the station, external additions encompass various elements such as FRNSW signage for clear identification, a hose pole for efficient equipment storage, a flag pole for ceremonial purposes, illuminated signage for visibility, and the integration of 3.0kV photovoltaic panels and a solar hot water system to promote energy efficiency.

Moreover, the station’s outdoor spaces are designed to facilitate training activities, featuring a floodlit drill yard, a dedicated training prop area, and a well-organized car park for seamless operations. These external works not only enhance the station’s operational capabilities but also contribute to its overall functionality and environmental responsibility.