The Slave Lake EMS Station gave new life to the former Old Fire Hall, transforming it into a modern facility that helps Alberta Health Services deliver emergency care to the community.

By renovating and expanding the existing building, the project made smart use of community infrastructure while creating a space designed specifically for paramedics and emergency response teams. The upgraded facility includes ambulance bays, decontamination areas, staff support spaces, and operational work areas that help crews prepare, respond, and recover efficiently.

A major focus of the project was maximizing value by reusing portions of the original building wherever possible. Existing foundations and infrastructure were retained and upgraded, allowing resources to be directed toward improvements that support daily operations and long-term service delivery.

Developed in collaboration with Alberta Health Services and the Town of Slave Lake, the project balances functionality, durability, and cost-effective design. The result is a modern EMS station that strengthens emergency response services in the region while making the most of an existing community asset.