Completed Public projects
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Wyoming High School
Champion Center
Bunnell Hill Construction recently completed the construction on the new Athletic Champion Center at Wyoming High School. The 22,660 SF center will feature a new indoor synthetic turf field, weight room, and mezzanine area used for team meetings and other recreational activities.
Wayne Township
Bunnell Hill Construction was selected as the Construction Manager for a 17,600 SF new fire station and administrative office for at 1100 Franklin Road in Waynesville. The fire station features four truck bays.
Deerfield Township
After construction was completed on the Deerfield Township Fire Station project (below), Bunnell Hill Construction was selected to handle designing and building the new Deerfield Township Public Works Facility at 3378 Townsley Drive, Deerfield Township, Ohio. We demolished the old fire house on this 2-acre site to make way for a new 24,000 SF administration and vehicle storage facility and a separate 8,000 SF fleet maintenance building. Totaling 32,000 SF, the project construction took place over a 10-month period.
Deerfield Township
Turtlecreek Township
Bunnell Hill Construction completed a 30,647 SF fire and administrative office for Turtlecreek Township on a 7-acre piece of land. The construction was completed within an 8-month time frame.
Goshen Township
Bunnell Hill Construction completed a 20,000 SF Fire and Police Station and Administrative Office for Goshen Township on a 3-acre piece of land. The construction was completed within a 6-month time frame.
Hamilton Township
Bunnell Hill Construction completed a 24,400 SF Police Facility and Administrative Office for Hamilton Township on a 5-acre piece of land. The construction was completed within a 6-month time frame.
