Spring Hill Police Headquarters
The Challenge
The City of Spring Hill and Spring Hill Police Department (SHPD) outgrew its previous facilities and was split into two separate locations. SHPD needed a larger, co-located space dedicated to its current and future needs.
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Client
City of Spring Hill
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Location
Spring Hill, Tennessee
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Size
62,000 square feet
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Distinguishing Features
- 120-person community room that doubles as a Courtroom for the City of Spring Hill
- 60-person training room that doubles as an Emergency Operations Center designed to withstand 250-MPH winds
- Variety of break-out spaces for officer respite
- Hardened Property and Evidence processing and storage to meet IAPE Standards
- Sallyport and dedicated interview suite
The Design Solution
The two-story building includes a variety of spaces for Spring Hill officers to train, decompress, collaborate, and engage with their community.
It features training spaces for physical agility, defensive tactics, a firearms training simulator, and a training room/Emergency Operations center that’s designed to withstand 250-MPH winds.
Officers can rest in the lounge, break, and waiting areas spread throughout the building. The covered entry provides a welcoming feel for the public, and a 120-person community room can be used for neighborhood meetings and doubles as a courtroom for the City of Spring Hill.
The Design Impact
TMP helped the client achieve its goals of providing police officers a dedicated, collaborative space that accommodates current and future needs, simultaneously engaging the surrounding community.
