The 1.2 acre EMS site is the first part of the North Wake Landfill Borrow Site Post-closure master plan which also include a community center, park, and elementary school. As part of our landscape architecture and civil engineering services, CLH acquired NCDOT, erosion control, and site plan permits for the EMS Station.  Wake County EMS occupies this two-bay, 3,000 square foot substation.  The location of the EMS site allows for quick access to Durant Road when responding to emergency calls. The design includes a bioretention cell in front of the station.

CLH provided civil design, permitting and construction administration services for the new City of Durham Police Headquarters Complex. The complex includes the Police Department Headquarters, an annex facility, a 911 communications center, and a parking garage on a tract of land bounded by East Main Street, South Elizabeth Street, East Ramseur Street, and Hood Street in downtown Durham. In addition to the facilities mentioned, the site includes some surface visitor parking, a public plaza, and other open space.

CLH provided civil engineering, landscape architecture, and construction administration services for the design and construction of a new Town of Cary fire station on Walnut Street. This project was completed in 2020. This project was selected for a Recognition award at the 2021 Fire Industry Education Resource Organization (F.I.E.R.O.) conference.

CLH provided civil engineering and landscape architecture services for the design and construction of a new 18,127 SF fire station. This station replaces the existing Station 12 to provide greater emergency services to the eastern area of Raleigh. The site was designed to accommodate the future Capital Area Transit Park-and-Ride location to the south and east. The on-site stormwater wetland was located to control runoff from virtually all on-site impervious areas and a portion of impervious surface from off-site right-of-way.  This station completed construction in 2019 received LEED Silver certification.

CLH provided landscape architecture, civil engineering design, and construction administration services for a new 8,818 SF Communications 911 Facility built on 3.85 acres in Rowan County.   This site is located within the Yadkin-Pee Dee watershed. Anti-terrorism design elements were incorporated into the site design. The building was built into the existing topography and positioned the required distance from the visitor parking lot and the surrounding public rights-of-way.  Careful consideration was made while designing the landscaping and assembling the plant palette to ensure that all areas on the site maintained clear visibility for security purposes.

CLH provided civil engineering and landscape architecture services for the design and construction of a new 14,410 SF fire station and police substation for the Town of Cary. The combination of these two public safety services, under one roof, provide greater emergency services to the western area of Cary. The site is located in the Jordan Lake Watershed overlay district. The on-site BMPs were located to control runoff from virtually all on-site impervious areas and a portion of impervious surface from off-site right-of-way.