new metal panel sign for Williamson County Fire/Rescue Station 23

Williamson County Fire Stations got a bold new look with new metal panel signs designed for maximum impact and durability. These exterior signs do more than mark a building; they create a sense of pride, professionalism, and clear visibility for first responders and the community.

Our team at 12-Point SignWorks brings deep experience in government property signs, having recently completed wayfinding and metal signs for Montgomery County Fire’s Training Tower. That project showcased our ability to deliver government safety signs that not only meet strict standards but also look sharp and last for years.

collage of government signs 12-Point did for Montgomery County including wayfinding and metal signage for their training tower

For this Project of the Week, we updated the metal panel signage for three Williamson County station houses.

Why Choose Metal Signs?

A detailed industry report shows that aluminum is a top choice for signage due to its exceptional durability, natural resistance to rust and corrosion, and versatility for both indoor and outdoor use across various climates. Additionally, the lightweight nature of aluminum also makes it easy to handle and install. Other benefits include: 

  • High visibility, day or night
  • Built to withstand harsh weather
  • Easy to maintain, with minimal upkeep
  • Fully customizable for department branding

Updated Sign Panels

Three locations in Williamson County needed updated signage for their Fire and Rescue Station Houses:

  • Station 22 – Franklin
  • Station 23 – Thompson’s Station
  • Station 30 – Primm Springs

The panels used on this project are made of Aluminum Composite Material (ACM). It’s a durable, rigid panel made of two thin aluminum sheets bonded to a polyethylene (PE) or plastic core. It’s strong, weather-resistant, and lightweight, so it’s easy to work with and install. Before installation, our team directly printed the Williamson County insignia on all the ACM panels in our facility. We mounted four 75.5″w x 40.5″h sign panels for Stations “22” and “23” to the existing brick sign infrastructure. At Station “30,” we mounted a double-sided ACM 81″w x 40″h panel to existing sign posts.

collage of new metal panel signs for three Williamson County Fire Station Houses

 

With years of proven results and a reputation for excellence, we’re proud to help local fire departments stand out, one sign at a time. Are you ready to elevate your station’s curb appeal? Let’s talk about your next project.

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