Civic

Harrison Public Safety Building

Harrison Public Safety Building

Project Overview

Client: City of Harrison
Location: Harrison, Arkansas
Project Type: Public Safety Facility
Services: Municipal Architecture and Interior Design

The Harrison Public Safety Building brings the Harrison Police Department, Fire Department Central Station, and city offices together within a single 36,000-square-foot civic facility. Designed for the City of Harrison, the project consolidates essential public safety and municipal services while creating opportunities for collaboration, operational efficiency, and future growth. The facility serves as a central hub for emergency response, city administration, and community engagement.

Municipal building lobby featuring a double-height public service area, wood wall panels, information and police service windows, and an adjacent meeting room, designed by WDD Architects.

Large municipal council chambers and assembly room with row seating at Harrison Public Safety, designed by WDD Architects.

Design Features

The two-story facility includes police headquarters, a fire station with five apparatus bays, training and emergency operations spaces, city offices, and public meeting areas. Shared amenities such as conference rooms, fitness facilities, and a multi-purpose training room support both police and fire personnel, while City Hall functions include administrative offices and a city council chamber. The design also incorporates a rooftop plaza and shell space for future expansion, allowing the building to adapt to the City’s long-term needs.

Colorful seating area and office interior at the Harrison Public Safety building in Harrison, Arkansas

Fire department breakroom and kitchen interior with leather recliners at Harrison Public Safety, designed by WDD Architects.

Aerial drone view of the Harrison Public Safety building exterior and parking lot in Harrison, Arkansas, designed by WDD Architects.

In The News

Harrison Daily Times – Ribbon Cutting for New City Hall & Public Safety Building

 

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