With an eye toward expanding operations, Jefferson County PUD commissioned TCF to evaluate existing conditions at its two separate facilities and explore alternatives for physical re-organization as part of the development of a long-term facility use strategy. A consolidated campus solution was selected for its economic and functional benefits for customers and staff.
Jefferson County PUD
The planning process engaged District staff at all levels to develop a comprehensive program, and explore two options:
Option 2 was selected for its long-term economic efficiencies, as well as the benefits of bringing staff together to provide “one-stop” services for customers.
Phase One delivers a renewed and expanded facility that brings administrative, operations, and customer service functions together under one roof—anchored by a public meeting space that strengthens community connection. The design enhances the existing single-story structure while introducing a complementary addition, unified through a consistent palette of metal roofing, fiber cement siding, and clear-sealed cedar. These materials create a cohesive identity between old and new, marking the entry with a welcoming, dynamic expression that reflects both functionality and craft.
Jefferson County PUD Project Manager and Utility Consultant
Inside, staff and guests can enjoy a more upbeat, collaborative and efficient professional environment. With Phase 1 complete, JPUD is working toward a ten-year, multi-phase master plan buildout accommodating all administrative, customer service, and operations functions at the Four Corners Road property.
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