The project aims to centralize and modernize the city's essential maintenance and construction functions. Construction plans call for 13 new buildings comprising 21,700 square meters of enclosed space, supplemented by 3,400 square meters of covered parking. Beyond the structural build, the scope includes extensive site development, ranging from stormwater utility installation and retaining wall systems to final landscaping and facility lighting.
Preparatory site work commenced in December 2025, setting the stage for the full-scale development. Once finished, the campus will serve as the primary hub for the department’s fleet and public service operations, designed to bolster long-term efficiency for municipal infrastructure management.

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