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45 fire department staff will also be included in the new facility. Cheyenne and Laramie County Public Safety Facility ADG provided the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County with a detailed space needs study that examines four elements; the Cheyenne Police Department, the Laramie County Office of Emergency Management, the Cheyenne Fire Administration, and the Cheyenne/Laramie County Combined 911 Dispatch, ADG examined several potential sites and evaluated each one to develop options for the future facility. Preliminary estimates suggest a new combined facility would be between 50,000 and 60,000 SF. Columbia Police Department ADG conducted a department wide spatial needs assessment of the Columbia Police department, which Emu b, is located in 15 different structures across the city. With money from HUD, the city purchased property on Busby Street with the intention of locating a community and training facility there along with elements of the police department. Part of this study determined which elements of the police department will be moved to the new facility, After the spatial needs was qualified, ADG created a master plan for the new facility, Northglenn Police, Courts, and City Hall Complex Pre - Design ADG completed a needs assessment, campus master plan, and conceptual design for the 13,58-acre site that is the current location of the city hall and police department in the City of Northglenn. The expansion and relocation of both facilities on the same site required a multi -phased approach, which will ultimately include an additional municipal courts component, The project is divided into three separate phases to allow all the existing facilities to remain fully functional during the entire construction process. Wells Public Safety Facility As the Specialty Design Architect, ADG joined the Town of Wells in their missionto re-create their town center with a new public safety facility incorporating their police, fire, and ambulatory services, Combining a new fire department central station and ambulatory response unit placed the community's comprehensive safety services onto one central campus, Also included was the consolidation of two fire sub -stations into one station strategically located to minimize fire a ambulatory response time. River Vale Police Headquarters Needs Assessment As the Specialty Design Architect, ADG was selected to perform a comprehensive space planning analysis of current and future space needs of the Township of River Vale Police Department, with a recommendation for space allocation, site analysis, development options, and cost estimates. The current police headquarters has reached its operational lifespan and is no longer sufficient for department operations and capabilities. ADG's comprehensive planning analysis will give the Town the tools to move forward with a well planned project, The new headquarters will be designed to meet the needs of the River Vale Police Department for the next 25 years. Tybee Island Public Safety Facility Pre -Design The Town of Tybee Island selected ADG to provide a detailed spatial needs analysis of the needs of the police department, the municipal courts, and the fire department. Critical to this process was an analysis of potential sites on the island to accommodate the needs of the police department and associated judicial facility, as their facilities were inadequate in terms of size and lacked an ability to be survivable, Preliminary master plans were developed for two sites and were part of the presentation to the Town Council, accompanied by the recommendations as to facility size, location, and project budget, Alpharetta Public Safety Facility ADG, in association with a local architect, was hired to perform a spatial needs assessment and building program for the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety (ADPS), ADG, working hand -in -hand with 58