York-Poquoson Sheriff's Office
Yorktown, Virginia
Square Footage
51,550 SF
Building Type
Public Safety
Project Type
New Construction
Team
Architect-led
Services Provided
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Design, Construction Administration, Commissioning
Overview
The York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office was a new public safety facility developed to support law enforcement operations and administrative functions for the region. The project provided modern office space, secure areas, and specialized facilities designed to enhance operational efficiency and public service. Integrated mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and life-safety systems supported energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and reliable long-term performance.
Challenges
- Designing building systems to support secure law enforcement operations and specialized facility requirements.
- Coordinating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure within a multi-functional public safety environment.
- Delivering reliable, energy-efficient systems capable of supporting 24-hour operations.
Goals
- Provide a modern, secure facility that supported law enforcement and administrative functions.
- Enhance comfort, safety, and system performance through high-efficiency building systems.
- Support long-term operational reliability with durable, maintainable infrastructure.
Project Team
- Owner: York County
- Architect: RRMM
- Structural Engineer:
- Civil Engineer:
- Contractor: Oyster Point Construction
Results
- Successfully delivered a new sheriff’s office facility serving York and Poquoson communities.
- Improved operational efficiency and occupant comfort through integrated, high-performance building systems.
- Provided reliable, efficient infrastructure designed to support continuous public safety operations.
