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Sevier County says Public Safety Building remains on schedule for Fall 2026; E-911 renderings shown
Summary
Emergency Management and Central Communications told the Emergency Services Committee on Feb. 9, 2026 that the county's Public Safety Building is on track to open in Fall 2026 and architects' renderings for E-911 were presented.
Sevier County Emergency Services Committee members heard on Feb. 9, 2026 that the county’s Public Safety Building construction and renovation project is on schedule and set to open in Fall 2026. Director Joe Ayers of the Department of Emergency Management told the committee that EMA continues to support operational needs as the PSB work proceeds.
Director Andrew Whaley of the Department of Central Communications provided architectural proofs showing the planned E-911 space in the new facility. Committee members reviewed the renderings and discussed how the layout will accommodate the county’s dispatch operations. The meeting record shows the PSB timeline as a firm planning target: the project is on time and scheduled to open in Fall 2026.
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