Jacumba Fire Station 43
The County of San Diego is currently in the design phase of a new 7,800 square feet fire station, located in the Jacumba community. The new state of the art Jacumba Fire Station (FS) will serve as a vital civic resource for fire and life safety. It will provide essential emergency response services, ensuring rapid and efficient handling of fire incidents and medical emergencies. This facility will support the diverse needs of Jacumba’s residents by offering reliable protection and peace of mind. The fire station’s presence will contribute to the overall safety and resilience of the area, reinforcing Jacumba’s vision of a community that balances growth with the preservation of its rural, small-town character and natural environment.
The Jacumba FS will include 2 apparatus bays (double deep), a lobby, an office, 6 dormitory rooms, restrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a day room, a gym, a solar photovoltaic panel energy collection system and battery storage system, and storage parking spaces, among other ancillary improvements.
- Location:44850 Old Highway 80, Jacumba, 91934
- Expected Completion: 2027
- Contact: Project Manager Jihad Sleiman, jihad.sleiman@sdcounty.ca.gov, 619-915-9249
Services
- Provide medical aid, hazardous material spills, swift water rescues, and search and rescue missions
- Support during civil disturbances, train wrecks, floods, earthquakes, and more
- Safe surrender site
- Fire rescue
Sustainability
- The project will attain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification, LEED Gold.
- The building will be Zero Net Energy, which means the building will create as much energy as it consumes each year.
- The project will be designed with 30% of embodied carbon reduction, which means reducing the carbon footprint associated with the materials used in construction.
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