City of Yreka Fire Hall Project

The City of Yreka is preparing to construct a new approximately 20,000 square foot Fire Hall at 915 S Main Street and 918 Fourth Street in Yreka, California, with operations expected to begin in Fall 2028 following a Spring 2027 construction start. The facility will consist of an 8,500 square foot apparatus bay capable of housing up to nine fire vehicles, a 6,000 square foot firefighter living quarters that includes decontamination areas, a gym, and private bedrooms, and a 6,000 square foot administrative office featuring a lobby, conference room, private offices, and a classroom. Site work encompasses demolition of the existing structure, grading, installation of water, sewer, power, and communications systems, landscaping, irrigation, paving, hardscaping, and modifications to site access. The project is being reviewed under CEQA guidelines and must comply with Yreka Municipal Code Chapter 12.40, State Water Resources Control Board permitting, ITE Trip Generation Manual standards, and CalEEMod for greenhouse gas and emissions modeling. Environmental impact assessments are being conducted to quantify emissions of TOG, NOx, PM2.5, PM10, and CO2e from construction activities including site preparation, grading, building construction, paving, and architectural coating, broken down by onsite, vendor, and hauling sources in adherence to Siskiyou County APCD and EPA protocols. The project site is a 3.4-acre infill location, and while no formal contract value, solicitation number, or procurement details are available, the City of Yreka is acting as the lead agency for permitting and environmental review. No contract clauses, evaluation factors, payment or invoicing systems,_COR/COTR information, or special requirements are documented in the available materials, indicating this is currently a forecasted project in the planning and environmental review phase with no active solicitation or award process underway.