Built to Serve Gainesville’s Growing Population

Carroll Daniel Construction was selected to build a new Department of Driver Services (DDS) Customer Service Center in Gainesville, Georgia. The 10,000 SF facility will accommodate Gainesville’s growing population with improved efficiency, capacity and technology.

DDS interior

Expanding Capabilities

Part of a land swap deal between MarJac Poultry and the State of Georgia, this project relocated DDS operations from one side of Interstate 985 to the other. Construction included a pre-engineering metal building (PEMB), parking and testing lots, detention pods, and retention walls. Designed to improve efficiency and capacity, the new Customer Service Center features 16 customer service stations, an expanded testing area, and additional CDL testing stations to accommodate more applicants.

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