Police Station

Built a pretty extensive police station. It is 4 stories high plus the roof. Here's a list of the rooms:

Floor 1:

Reception Area – Where visitors can pick up pamphlets and other materials.
Front Desk – For officers to assist the public with reports, complaints, or other needs.
Interview Room – Less secure room for informal conversations or witness interviews.
Communications Center – Where dispatchers handle emergency calls and radio communications.
Briefing Room – Where officers gather for daily briefings or roll calls.
Detectives’ Office – Workspace for detectives working on investigations.
Garage – A secured area for storage and servicing of police vehicles and transport vehicles.

Floor 2:

Interrogation Rooms – Secure rooms for interviewing suspects or witnesses.
Interview Observation Rooms – Adjacent to interrogation rooms, allowing observation.
Holding Cells – Temporary cells for suspects awaiting processing or transport.
Public Restrooms – For visitors and civilian personnel.
Evidence Room – Secured area for storing evidence collected from cases.
Archives Room – For long-term storage of older case files.
Armory – Secured room for storing firearms and specialized equipment.

Floor 3:

Locker Room – Space for officers to store their personal items and gear.
Shower Room - Space for officers to clean up
Break Room – A space for officers and staff to eat and relax.
Forensics Lab – Room for analyzing evidence, often with basic lab equipment.
Shooting Range - For officers to practice their shooting skills.

Floor 4:

Training Room – Space for hand-to-hand combat training.
Gym - A room for general fitness training.
Chief’s Office and other offices – Private office for the police chief or station head.
Medical Room – A small area for basic first aid or injury treatment.
VR Simulation - Virtual training simulator for officers.
Storage Room - General storage
Bathrooms - For officers only

Roof:

Helicopter pad - for emergency aircraft

A shoutout goes to Muddybudd for this awesome gym equipment