Site work, paving, outdoor lighting and new construction of a fire / police facility in North Bethesda, Maryland. Design plans call for the construction of a 134,600-square-foot fire / police facility; for site work for a fire / police facility; for outdoor lighting for a fire / police facility; and for paving for a fire / police facility.

This project provides for a new five-bay Fire and Rescue Station in the Rockville/White Flint area and the purchase of associated apparatus. The new facility will be located on an acquired site at the south-east quadrant of Route 355 and Randolph Road. The northern border of the site has frontage along Randolph Road and the eastern border fronts Chapman Avenue. The new station will be constructed in accordance with the general square footage specifications of the prototype Program of Requirements (POR) for a Class I Fire Station, with adjustments made to meet these specific site conditions and additional uses. This Fire Station will include apparatus bays, dormitory and support space, personnel living quarters, administrative offices, and meeting/training rooms. Parking requirements will be accommodated on site to the greatest extent possible. Fire/Rescue apparatus to be purchased for this station includes a new Emergency Medical Services unit and related equipment. Space has been added to co-locate a future police substation at the fire station. Site constraints for this project include a significant Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority easement which bisects the site running north/south through the mid-parcel. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment has been performed. This project also supports land acquisition for the development of affordable housing immediately adjacent to the fire station that will be funded through the Advanced Land Acquisition Fund and reimbursed by this project. The project is included in the County's 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program (CIP). As of June 1, 2026, this project is in design. Further details regarding construction and completion timelines have not been identified.