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Cooper Lighting Solutions: Project Spotlight – Maple Ridge Fire Hall No. 4 – Maple Ridge, BC

July 17, 2026

Maple Ridge Fire Hall No. 4 Lighting Project Highlights How Cooper Lighting Solutions Can Help Support a Facility Built to Serve the Community Day & Night

Maple Ridge Fire Hall No. 4 is a 22,800-square-foot post-disaster facility designed to support emergency response, training, maintenance, and daily operations. The two-storey hall includes apparatus bays, administrative offices, firefighter amenities, and a dedicated training centre built to NFPA standards.

Lighting throughout the facility balances performance, comfort, and durability. Interior spaces feature solutions from Cooper Lighting Solutions, including Corelite Divide linear luminaires for corridors and shared spaces, and Metalux Encounter troffers in office areas. The apparatus bays utilize robust low-bay lighting to support visibility and operational readiness.

Exterior illumination is provided through a combination of McGraw-Edison, Streetworks, HALO, and Lumiere luminaires, enhancing safety, wayfinding, and site visibility. Together, these lighting solutions help support a facility built to serve the community day and night.

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