Public Safety Building
A proposed unified public safety facility at Miami Freedom Park to co-locate police, fire-rescue, emergency operations, and 911 coordination.
Project Overview
The Public Safety Building will serve as the City's central hub for public safety operations, bringing together the personnel, technology, and resources responsible for coordinating Miami's response to fires, medical emergencies, hurricanes, and other large-scale incidents. By consolidating critical public safety functions into a single, modern facility, the project will improve interagency coordination, enhance operational efficiency, and ensure emergency services remain resilient and prepared to meet the City's growing needs.
Designed to support both day-to-day operations and emergency activation, the new facility will provide modern workspaces, advanced technology infrastructure, and resilient building systems capable of supporting mission-critical operations before, during, and after major incidents.
Key Features:
New centralized Public Safety Building
Consolidated emergency management operations
Modern emergency communications infrastructure
Fire Rescue administrative headquarters
Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
Advanced technology and resilient building systems
Enhanced interagency coordination
Designed to support future growth and public safety needs
Expanded Features
Centralized Public Safety Operations
Brings together critical public safety personnel and support functions under one roof.
Improves communication, collaboration, and decision-making during emergencies.
Emergency Coordination
Supports the City's response to fires, medical emergencies, hurricanes, and other major incidents.
Provides dedicated space for emergency planning, coordination, and incident management.
Resilient Infrastructure
Designed with modern building systems capable of supporting continuous operations during emergencies.
Improves reliability, security, and long-term operational sustainability.
Modern Work Environment
Provides updated offices, meeting spaces, emergency coordination areas, and support facilities for public safety personnel.
Enhances employee efficiency, collaboration, and preparedness.
Strategic Area
Public Safety Coordination
Creating a modern, centralized public safety campus that enhances emergency coordination, improves operational efficiency, and strengthens Miami's ability to respond to everyday emergencies and large-scale disasters.
Project Type
New Construction
Construction of a new Public Safety Building that will serve as the City's primary hub for emergency management, fire administration, emergency communications, and public safety coordination.
Neighborhoods
Citywide
Approx. 1900 N.W. 37th Avenue
Miami, FL 33125
Timeline
5 Years
Estimated project duration of approximately 58 months, including procurement, programming, design, permitting, and construction.