Replace Oak Bottom Consolidated Ranger Operations Building
Tepa collaborated with the National Park Service on the replacement of the Oak Bottom Consolidated Ranger Operations Building in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. The new facility consolidates Whiskeytown Law Enforcement operations into a single, centrally located building. This modernization enhances employee and public safety, provide a higher level of service to visitors, and offer adequate, comfortable workspaces for protection rangers, dispatchers, and field trainees. The new wood-framed building spans 4,200 square feet and includes restrooms, storage areas, administrative offices, workrooms, an electrical room, a gym, and a conference room.
Location
Shasta, California
Client
National Park Service
Cost
$5.1M