MUNICIPAL - COMMUNITY PROJECTS

MYC has worked on a variety of municipal projects including libraries, transit centers, administration buildings, town and city halls, and more. For fire stations and police stations, see Public Safety tab. For golf clubhouses, parks, recreation centers, and more, see Parks and Recreation tab.

Aurora Fire Station #9

Mark Young Construction is proud to have completed the new Aurora Fire Station #9, a modern replacement facility designed to support the City of Aurora Fire Rescue's mission of serving the community.


The two-story, 12,000+ SF station replaced the original nearly 50-year-old facility and includes apparatus bays, bunk rooms, offices, fitness areas, decontamination spaces, kitchens, and support areas tailored to the needs of emergency responders. The project began with demolition of the existing station and significant site stabilization efforts before construction of the new facility.


Designed with both functionality and community integration in mind, the station features a combination of brick veneer, precast concrete, and metal wall panels that complement the surrounding neighborhood. Additional features include pull-through apparatus bays, individualized climate and lighting controls, and thoughtfully designed living and gathering spaces that support firefighter wellness and collaboration.


A unique aspect of the project was preserving the station's history by incorporating bricks from the original fire station into the new monument sign and commemorative displays. The completed facility provides Aurora Fire Rescue with a modern, durable, and efficient station that will serve the community for decades to come.


Client: City of Aurora

Location:  Aurora, Colorado

St. Vrain Sanitation Administration Building

Mark Young Construction is proud to have partnered on the new St. Vrain Administration Building, a project designed to support the continued growth and operational needs of the St. Vrain Sanitation District. This 17,653-square-foot facility consolidated administrative offices, planning, inspection, laboratory, warehouse, and maintenance functions into a single, efficient campus that will serve the District for years to come.


Constructed on an 8.3-acre site, the facility features a pre-engineered metal building with high-quality architectural finishes, modern workspaces, and specialized operational areas tailored to the District's needs. Throughout construction, the MYC team worked closely with the owner and design team to proactively address challenges, coordinate long-lead materials, and maintain project momentum despite changing conditions.


The completed facility provides the District with a modern, functional environment that improves operational efficiency, supports future growth, and enhances service to the surrounding communities. MYC is honored to have contributed to a project that strengthens critical infrastructure and supports the long-term needs of the St. Vrain Valley region.

 

Client: St. Vrain Sanitation District

Location:  Frederick, Colorado

Johnstown Police Department Renovation

Mark Young Construction has completed the renovation and expansion of the Johnstown Police Department. The project features a new Evidence and Sally Port addition, a Training Room addition, and extensive sitework. Inside, updates include new offices, renovated restrooms and locker rooms, secure vestibules, and modern lighting and finishes. The facility also received a full roof replacement with photovoltaic panels, upgraded access control and security systems, and enhanced Evidence storage capabilities—delivering a safer, more functional space for the department and community.

Client: City of Johnstown
Location: Johnstown, Colorado

Westminster Swim and Fitness Center Renovation

Mark Young Construction recently completed a full remodel of the Westminster Swim and Fitness Center, transforming the facility into a more accessible and functional community hub. Highlights include converting old racquetball courts into new weight rooms and a second-floor community room, relocating the lobby to create a dedicated cardio area, and upgrading existing spaces with new finishes and lighting. A four-story, double-sided elevator now provides ADA access throughout the building, complemented by a new front vestibule, sidewalks, stairs, ramps, and upgraded ADA parking. MYC self-performed all concrete work, while partnering with trusted subcontractors for the remainder of the project.

Client: City of Westminster
Location: Westminster, Colorado

RiNo ArtPark

MYC is proud to have helped address the RiNo area community needs by bringing to life the $4.5M, 3-acre adaptive reuse RiNo ArtPark project, designed for connection within the community. RiNo ArtPark is a creative hub designed to spark innovation and bring people together. The project included two existing buildings which were not designed for community use that MYC transformed into the ArtPark while carefully maintaining the historic character of the buildings. ArtPark includes a Denver Public Library, RedLine Contemporary Art Center gallery studios and maker space, Cocua restaurant from Focus Points, and an open-air landscaped courtyard with access to green space.

Client: RiNo Art District
Location: Commerce City, Colorado

Tri-State Cheyenne Field Facility

This new 29,740 SF design-build facility includes private and open offices, workstations, training space, conference rooms, kitchen/breakroom, mechanics bay with overhead bridge crane, wash bay, equipment storage bays, bathrooms/showers, locker rooms, secure outdoor yard storage, perimeter access control and a unique wind baffle feature utilizing wooden utility poles on a soil berm west of the building.
The Cheyenne Field Facility will serve the needs of Tri-State’s field operation personnel, providing secure equipment storage, equipment and mechanics bays large enough to store and work on 100’+ long mobile substations, tractor trailers, linemen vehicles and a full vehicle wash bay. In addition, training rooms, conference rooms, offices and a lab will provide Tri-State employees with space to further develop and refine their knowledge and expertise with regards to existing and new technologies, processes and electrical generation and distribution.

Client: Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association
Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming


Greeley City Hall and City Center North

MYC renovated the Greeley City Hall and City Center North buildings. City Center North involved tenant improvements of 12,200 SF to an existing masonry and steel structure. City Hall involved tenant improvements of 27,618 SF to an existing concrete structure and included installing a new elevator with associated mechanical, electrical, and plumbing as well as a new roof.

Client: City of Greeley
Location: Greeley, Colorado


North Metro Fire Rescue District Administration Building

The North Metro Fire Rescue District Administration Building is a new 35,758 SF, two-story office building with a LEED Silver certification. This building houses the administrative staff for the North Metro Fire Rescue District and won an Award of Merit in Green Building by ENR Mountain States. A few of the sustainability and unique elements include: underground parking capacity, protection and restoration of the habitat, light pollution reduction, water efficient landscaping: reduce by 50%, innovative wastewater technologies, water use reduction: reduce by 30%, fundamental refrigerant management, optimize energy performance, on-site renewable energy, green power, storage and collection of recyclables, construction waste management, and divert 50% from disposal. Additionally, photovoltaic panels were installed on the roof making energy for hot water and electricity. This renewable energy source offsets 5.62% of energy costs. 

Client: North Metro Fire Rescue District
Location: Broomfield, Colorado

Lone Tree Library Hub

This project entailed revamping an old library into a community center. The project included interior renovations, significant ADA upgrades, and landscape improvements. The facility, which is operated by South Suburban Parks and Recreation, is a multi-generational, flexible gathering space where residents can enjoy a wide variety of classes from Pilates and yoga to parent/grandparent led LEGO Robotics classes. Citizens can also pick up their on-hold books from Douglas County Libraries or catch up with friends over a cup of coffee in the open lounge area. MYC also poured concrete for an outdoor patio.

Client: City of Lone Tree
Location: Lone Tree, Colorado

Castle Rock Public Works Addition and Remodel

MYC is working to construct a new 6,292 SF office administration addition, construct a new 4,054 SF service bay addition, and renovate 5,586 SF of the existing administration area for the Public Works and Engineering Departments for the Town of Castle Rock.

Client: Town of Castle Rock
Location: Castle Rock, Colorado

Greeley-Evans Transit Center

This $3.4M project included building a new 2,000 SF addition to an existing building. The new lobby addition hosts the public interaction/ticket counters, public waiting area, restrooms, and vending. The new transit center is on a 3-acre site and includes seven new ground up, structural steel beam bus shelters with concrete benches so there is plenty of space for buses to pull in and out to serve customers. Other scope details include paving/parking lot, utilities, city right-of-way, storm water, landscaping, and hardscaping.

Client: City of Greeley
Location: Greeley, Colorado

RiNo Truss House

MYC completed the Truss House facility in RiNo which is an unprecedented performance facility available to small cultural groups in Arkins Park along the South Platte River, and many of them for free. The new venue is basically a big, empty brick box, which means it will be adaptable to just about any creative or event purpose. It is 4,000 SF and can fit 450 people standing or 200 seated. 

Client: RiNo Art District
Location: Denver, Colorado