City of Oxford - East Metro Area Crime Center

The East Alabama Metro Area Crime Center or EMACC, is a 12,500 square foot facility constructed behind City Hall in Oxford, AL. The facility is designed to be a hub for local municipalities to gather and share information about crime related incidents in and around the Oxford area. The EMACC is equipped with the latest technology to observe and maintain remote cameras set up within the City of Oxford and surrounding areas. The building contains a centralized "Command Center" Chief's office and conference room, as well as IT and Fire Department offices.

Boaz Recreation Center

Jefferson County Metro Area Crime Center

The Jefferson County Metro Area Crime Center is located in Birmingham, Alabama, and is owned by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. The facility, a renovation and addition project, spans 4,600 square feet. Key areas within the center include a Command Center, Video Center, Data Room, Offices, a Workroom, and dedicated Storage and Maintenance Areas.

Opelika Public Library

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Helena City Hall

The project consists of a new $15 million, 3-story, approximately 38,000 SF +/- municipal building for the City of Helena, AL. Located at the intersection of Hwy 52 W and Hillsboro Parkway in Shelby County, the building is a successor to the 30-year-old Helena Municipal Building and is the centerpiece of a new mixed-used, public/private collaboration - known as the Hillsboro Town Center - between the City of Helena and U.S. Steel Real Estate. The town center was developed as part of the "Helena Forward" initiative, which also includes the Helena Sports & Leisure Complex. U.S. Steel donated the land for the project - which was once a former mining operation - and coordinated the site’s infrastructure work. The new City Hall was designed in a Neo-Classical style with a projecting gabled portico supported by monumental columns. The building includes an open atrium Entry Lobby with a grand circular stair at the center. Ground floor space is provided for administrative offices, files, and conference rooms, as well as a 3,600 square-foot senior center. The 2nd floor houses the City Council Chamber, Mayor's office and other municipal departments. A 10,000 SF 3rd floor is being constructed and left unfinished for the City’s future expansion needs. A ceremonial groundbreaking for the project was held on May 13, 2024, and construction is scheduled to be complete in late Fall of 2025.