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A modern, circular prison corridor with multiple closed doors, open to a central area illuminated by overhead lighting and surrounded by glass walls.

Franklin County 911 Emergency Management Headquarters

Client: Franklin County, MO

Project Type: Addition, Renovation

Practice Area(s): Public Safety

Specialty: Planning + Programming , Architecture + Interior Design, High-Performance Design

Seeking to address issues of code compliance, seismic retrofitting of the original 1980s structure, and significant overcrowding in the adult detention facility, a phased renovation and addition created a new jail and new emergency management and operations centers.

A modern control room features a central workspace surrounded by large glass windows, overlooking other areas equipped with monitors.A stark, institutional space featuring metal tables, a staircase, and secure cells visible through mesh panels, with minimal decor.A modern waiting area features white chairs, a partitioned section with blue seating, and a sleek kiosk, all in neutral tones.A sparse, sterile room featuring white walls, concrete flooring, shelving, a sink, and a trash can, designed for minimal comfort.A stark, institutional hallway features three heavy doors labeled PAD1, PAD2, and PADR1. One door stands open, revealing a bleak cell interior.A modern detention center with a welcoming entrance features large glass doors, a brick facade, and blue skies overhead.

“The new facility will be efficient, effective and safer. Every victim deserves justice, and this new jail facility will ensure that is given.”

Steven Pelton

Sheriff

A stark, gray room features two heavy doors, one open. Green and red lights signal activity, with a bench visible in the background.

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