PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY

Cabell County EMS Station 8

A. Gordon Merry III Station

Construction Services

Built to Support Emergency Response

MIRC Construction Services delivered Cabell County EMS Station 8 as a purpose-built public safety facility supporting emergency medical operations in Barboursville, West Virginia. The completed station provides six apparatus bays along with operational and support areas for personnel, emergency vehicles, equipment, and response resources.

Named the A. Gordon Merry III Station, the facility serves as the home of Cabell County EMS Squads 81 and 82. It also houses the Cabell County Sheriff Department’s mobile command center and additional rescue resources, strengthening emergency response capabilities throughout the surrounding community.

Client: Cabell County Commission
Location: Barboursville, West Virginia
Services: Construction Services
Project Type: Emergency Medical Services Facility
Construction Value: $1,498,000
Architect: Edward Tucker Architects
Completed: 2013

PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

Designed around the operational needs of first responders, Cabell County EMS Station 8 combines durable construction, six apparatus bays, secure vehicle access, and dedicated support space within a practical public safety facility. The station provides a permanent base for EMS crews while accommodating specialized emergency response resources serving Cabell County.