Martin County Hospital District - New EMS Building

The Martin County Hospital EMS Building in Stanton, Texas, is a 10,893-square-foot new construction project that passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2025. Located at 1101 Broadway Street, this facility was built by the Martin County Hospital District to support emergency medical services operations. The project is officially complete, with all construction activities concluded and the building ready for its intended use.

The scope of work included the creation of ambulance storage and parking areas, along with dedicated work spaces and sleeping rooms for unscheduled staff accommodations. This design ensures that emergency response teams have the necessary infrastructure to operate efficiently around the clock. The total estimated cost for the project was $3,824,000, which translates to approximately $351 per square foot.

Project Details and Context

Vandergriff Group Architects, P.C. served as the design firm of record for this facility. Landy Perkins was the registered accessibility specialist associated with the project. The construction timeline began in May 2024 and concluded with the final inspection in June 2025, a scheduled build window of 411 days. This duration is close to the county median of 365 days for similar new construction filings in Martin County.

In terms of financial scale, the project's cost is above the median estimated cost of $2,601,675 for new construction projects registered in Martin County. The per-square-foot cost of $351 is also above the county median of $267. The Martin County Hospital District has other registered projects in the area, including a larger hospital facility valued at $34,065,000, indicating ongoing investment in local healthcare infrastructure.

The project was registered with TDLR in May 2024 and involved public funds. The final TDLR accessibility inspection confirmed that the building meets required standards, marking the end of the construction phase. This completion allows the district to integrate the new EMS capabilities into its existing services in Stanton, a community with a population of about 3,831 according to U.S. Census estimates.