Community Civic Campus: Phase 3, Fire Station 63

The Project includes, but is not limited to:

Construction of a new approximately 10,150-square-foot, two-story Fire Station 63 and associated improvements on an approximately 1.07-acre site at 71 Camaritas Avenue, at the corner of Camaritas Avenue and Westborough Boulevard in South San Francisco.

The station will include a three-bay apparatus garage, watch room, captain’s office, and operational support spaces, including medical, decontamination, turnout gear storage, self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), and workshop areas. The building will also include an exercise room and a dedicated display area for a historic fire engine.

Firefighter living quarters will include six individual dormitories, restrooms and showers, a kitchen, pantry, dining area, dayroom, study, laundry facilities, and an outdoor terrace.

Site improvements will include grading, utility infrastructure, stormwater drainage and treatment, apparatus driveways and aprons, public and secure personnel parking, electric vehicle charging facilities, sidewalks and accessible paths of travel, fencing and access gates, landscaping, irrigation, site lighting, and a covered trash enclosure.

The work includes the building’s structural and architectural components, mechanical and plumbing systems, electrical and standby power systems, fire protection, and communications and security systems, as detailed in the Contract Documents.

Fire Station 63 is Phase 3 of the City of South San Francisco’s Community Civic Campus Program. The program includes the Police Station as Phase 1 and the combined Library, Parks & Recreation Center, Community Theater/Council Chambers, and public park as Phase 2.

Phase 3 will provide a new fire station at 71 Camaritas Avenue, with facilities for emergency response operations, apparatus and equipment, and firefighter living quarters. The project continues the City’s investment in public safety facilities as part of the broader Community Civic Campus Program.