Nicholasville Police Department

The mechanical design for this project included an air-source Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system and packaged rooftop equipment for select spaces. Continuous exhaust and ventilation requirements for the building are maintained by Energy Recovery Units, which provide energy savings during the building’s 24/7/365 operating hours. All HVAC equipment was integrated into a central controller for […]
Madison County Emergency Medical Services Station No. 2

In response to continued growth in Madison County, the new Station #2 opened in December 2016. The 24/7 facility went from providing only three emergency response vehicles to six ambulances and/or disaster trailers. The building also includes eight bedrooms, offices, training and meeting areas, a kitchen with cafeteria space, storage, and a patio. The HVAC system […]
LFUCG Police Roll Call Center

The new LFUCG Police Roll Call Center was a $4.2 million building with over 7,889 square feet of space. The new facility included expanded operational space from its former location and a new bike room for storing and working on bicycles. The building is geothermal and solar-ready with space to accommodate solar panels in the […]
Lexington Fire Station No. 2

The new Lexington Fire Station No. 2 was designed to replace an aging facility. Shrout Tate Wilson provided maintainable and sustainable systems designed to LEED Silver. The development of an energy model early on informed the Lexington-Fayette & Urban County Government of their system options. A geothermal system was chosen through a collaborative decision process, […]
Little Sandy Correctional Complex

The Little Sandy Correctional Complex project involved constructing two new housing buildings, GC and GD, each containing four 104-bed units (208 beds per building). Based on a 2008 DLR design, the buildings were updated to improve efficiency, comply with modern standards, and support both medium- and maximum-security requirements, including mental health housing. Mechanical systems included […]
Lexington Fire Station No. 24

STW first worked with LFUCG on a feasibility study of this station. STW provided mechanical, plumbing, and electrical engineering for the new $5,240,000, 11,000-square-foot station. The facility included vehicle and equipment storage, as well as sleeping and living quarters for up to fourteen staff. Additionally, the new station housed staff offices, a wellness facility, and […]
Floyd County Criminal Justice Center

The Floyd County Criminal Justice Center Renovation consists of major renovations and expansions to a 75,000-square-foot detention facility. The project added one hundred twenty-five (125) new bunks, showers, toilets, HVAC, plumbing, lighting, updated technology, and door upgrades. STW provided design for all fire suppression, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical components of the renovation. A centralized control […]
City of Versailles Police Department Complex

The new two-story complex houses offices for personnel of the Versailles Police Department, including officers and detectives. It also features evidence intake and processing areas, a vehicle drive-through sallyport, separate locker rooms for men and women, a fitness room, a community meeting space, a 911 dispatch area with supporting electronics, and an exterior ground-mounted radio […]