GREENWOOD, Ind. - The Greenwood Fire Department (GFD) has announced that Station 95, located at 1763 S Graham Road, is nearing completion and its grand opening celebration.
Meyer Najem Construction, headquartered in Fishers, is building the new 25,000-square-foot fire station designed to support the men and women who serve the Greenwood community.
The GFD facility includes three apparatus bays, living quarters, a kitchen, a training room, and offices, giving first responders a modern space built for both readiness and rest.
The site also features a pre-engineered metal building for additional apparatus storage and a burn tower for hands-on training, ensuring firefighters have the tools to stay prepared.
A Meyer Najem spokesperson said, "Delivered through a Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model, this project reflects our continued commitment to municipal work that strengthens public safety infrastructure. We are proud to help bring this facility to life for the City of Greenwood."
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