We also specialize in studies to determine when one building or complex can house multiple agencies. Our studies have proven that every agency can benefit from the synergies developed within a shared facility. In law enforcement, the protection of the public is enhanced by the collaboration of multiple agencies. In all public safety and justice facilities, communities benefit by being able to share personnel and physical facilities, reducing both initial capital costs and annual operating costs.

Redstone Architects has worked with municipalities and agencies nationwide, including:

Calhoun County, MI	City of Novi, MI	Waterford Township, MI
Cascade Township, MI	City of Plymouth, MI	City of Bridgeton, MO
Chesterfield Township, MI	City of Springfield, MI	City of Cape Girardeau, MO
City of Battle Creek, MI	City of Taylor, MI	City of Jacksonville, NC
City of Inkster, MI	City of Troy, MI	City of Warr Acres, OK
City of Kentwood, MI	Ingham County, MI	Oklahoma City, OK
City of Lansing, MI	Kent County, MI	Ponca City, OK
City of Lincoln Park, MI	Livingston County, MI	Upper Providence Twp, PA
City of Marshall, MI	Michigan State Police	City of Warrington, PA
City of Monroe, MI	Pontiac Housing Commission	Town of Mt. Pleasant, SC

Regional cooperation among fire agencies does not have to be limited to mutual-aid agreements. In many communities, fire services are consolidating in order to provide more cost effective services which also enhance response times.